Eating detection and chews counting through sensing mastication muscle contraction
Authors:
- Shuangquan WangSWShuangquan Wang
- Gang ZhouGZGang Zhou
- Yongsen MaYMYongsen Ma
- Lisha HuLHLisha Hu
- Zhenyu ChenZCZhenyu Chen
- Yiqiang ChenYCYiqiang Chen
- Hongyang ZhaoHZHongyang Zhao
- Woosub JungWJWoosub Jung
- 1 December 2018
- journal article
- Published by Elsevier in Smart Health
- Vol. 9-10, 179-191
Abstract
No abstract availableFunding Information
- NSF (CNS-1253506, CNS-1618300)
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