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Robust Continuous Human Activity Recognition Using Deep Learning and Distributed Radar Sensors
Continuous human activity recognition (HAR) with distributed radar sensor networks is challenging because Doppler signatures depend strongly on aspect angle, the informativeness of individual radar views varies with motion direction, and activity transitions in uninterrupted sequences are often ambi
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