HASC-IPSC: indoor pedestrian sensing corpus with a balance of gender and age for indoor positioning and floor-plan generation researches
K Kaji, H Watanabe, R Ban, N Kawaguchi�- Proceedings of the 2013�…, 2013 - dl.acm.org
K Kaji, H Watanabe, R Ban, N Kawaguchi
Proceedings of the 2013 ACM conference on Pervasive and ubiquitous computing�…, 2013•dl.acm.orgUp till now, the majority of researches related to location estimation and floor plan creation
have used different kinds of data and there has simply been no technique to compare the
relative advantages and disadvantages. We collected indoor pedestrian sensing data of 100
people with a balance of gender and age. The data is part of the HASC corpus, free to use
for research purposes.
have used different kinds of data and there has simply been no technique to compare the
relative advantages and disadvantages. We collected indoor pedestrian sensing data of 100
people with a balance of gender and age. The data is part of the HASC corpus, free to use
for research purposes.
Up till now, the majority of researches related to location estimation and floor plan creation have used different kinds of data and there has simply been no technique to compare the relative advantages and disadvantages. We collected indoor pedestrian sensing data of 100 people with a balance of gender and age. The data is part of the HASC corpus, free to use for research purposes.
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