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Skeleton-Based Activity Recognition for Children with Autism Using Graph Convolutional Networks
Movement-based and physical activity programs are central tools in autism intervention, so recognizing the activities a child performs during therapy is valuable for objective progress tracking. Manual monitoring of these sessions is time-consuming and subjective, and raw videos raise privacy concer
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