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Empirical mode decomposition of throat microphone recordings for intake classification
computer-sciencedecompositionhealth-carenutritionsignal-processingwearable-sensorswearable-technology
Wearable sensor systems can deliver promising solutions to automatic monitoring of ingestive behavior. This study presents an on-body sensor system and related signal processing techniques to classify different types of food intake sounds. A piezoelectric throat microphone is used to capture food co
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