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An Exergame Concept for Improving Balance in Elderly People., , , , , , und . REHAB, Volume 515 von Communications in Computer and Information Science, Seite 55-67. Springer, (2014)Video analysis validation of a real-time physical activity detection algorithm based on a single waist mounted tri-axial accelerometer sensor., , , , und . EMBC, Seite 4881-4884. IEEE, (2016)A Physical Activity Reference Data-Set Recorded from Older Adults Using Body-Worn Inertial Sensors and Video Technology - The ADAPT Study Data-Set., , , , , und . Sensors, 17 (3): 559 (2017)Physical Activity Classification for Elderly People in Free-Living Conditions., , , , und . IEEE J. Biomedical and Health Informatics, 23 (1): 197-207 (2019)Recommendations for Standardizing Validation Procedures Assessing Physical Activity of Older Persons by Monitoring Body Postures and Movements., , , , , , und . Sensors, 14 (1): 1267-1277 (2014)Designing simplified exergame for muscle and balance training in seniors: a concept of 'out in nature'., , , , , , und . PervasiveHealth, Seite 309-312. ICST, (2014)Temporal and kinematic variables for real-world falls harvested from lumbar sensors in the elderly population., , , , , , , und . EMBC, Seite 5183-5186. IEEE, (2015)Performance Evaluation of State of the Art Systems for Physical Activity Classification of Older Subjects Using Inertial Sensors in a Real Life Scenario: A Benchmark Study., , , , , und . Sensors, 16 (12): 2105 (2016)Stakeholder Attitudes Toward and Values Embedded in a Sensor-Enhanced Personal Emergency Response System., , , , , , und . Interacting with Computers, 28 (5): 598-611 (2016)Complexity of Daily Physical Activity Is More Sensitive Than Conventional Metrics to Assess Functional Change in Younger Older Adults., , , , , , , , , und 4 andere Autor(en). Sensors, 18 (7): 2032 (2018)