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Assessing activity energy expenditure from body-worn sensors during free-living

2019-01-01

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There has been widespread adoption of single body-worn sensors to objectively capture the physical activity of free-living individuals in large studies across the world. For research into metabolic diseases such as obesity and diabetes, it is useful to use this data to assess activity energy expenditure, which requires development of inference models. This thesis describes the derivation and evaluation of models t...

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Literature Corpus work: b039c0ca-db59-579b-a7c5-5c3ea958715a
DOI: 10.17863/cam.40450

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