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DESCRIPTION:The emergence of wearable sensor technology paves the way for o
 bjective\, sensor-driven assessment of health-related behaviors\, which in
  modern society act as the major determining factors of life expectancy an
 d quality of life. The modern sensor technology carries the promise to obj
 ectively measure and quantify complex human behaviors such as physical act
 ivity\, food intake patterns\, addictions\, sleeping patterns\, and social
  interactions. Furthermore\, real-time recognition of the behavior enables
  novel approaches for just-in-time behavior modification. The recognition\
 , characterization and interpretation of behaviors form sensor data presen
 ts a challenging problem due to complexity and variability of real-life be
 haviors as well as the indirect manner in which events of interest are inf
 erred from behavioral and physiological manifestations registered by the s
 ensors.\n\nThe talk will provide an overview of our work on wearable senso
 rs for monitoring of food intake in adults and infants\, monitoring of cig
 arette smoking and smoke exposure\, as well as monitoring of physical acti
 vity and energy expenditure. Special attention will be paid to the sensor 
 solutions for monitoring of food intake\, which are of particular interest
  for understanding and treatment of related medical conditions\, such as o
 besity and eating disorders.\n\nCo-sponsored by: Prof. Subhas Mukhopadhyay
 \n\nSpeaker(s): Prof. Edward Sazonov\, \n\nRoom: 131\, Bldg: 9WW (E6A)\, R
 oom: 09WW 131 Tute Rm Date(s): Wednesday\, 19 February Time: 14:00-15:30\,
  Macquarie University\, Sydney\, New South Wales\, Australia\, 2109
LOCATION:Room: 131\, Bldg: 9WW (E6A)\, Room: 09WW 131 Tute Rm Date(s): Wedn
 esday\, 19 February Time: 14:00-15:30\, Macquarie University\, Sydney\, Ne
 w South Wales\, Australia\, 2109
ORGANIZER:Subhas.Mukhopadhyay@mq.edu.au
SEQUENCE:1
SUMMARY: From wearable sensors to behavioral informatics: frontiers in digi
 tal health 
URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.vtools.ieee.org/m/220063
X-ALT-DESC:Description: <br /><p>The emergence of wearable sensor technolog
 y paves the way for objective\, sensor-driven assessment of health-related
  behaviors\, which in modern society act as the major determining factors 
 of life expectancy and quality of life. The modern sensor technology carri
 es the promise to objectively measure and quantify complex human behaviors
  such as physical activity\, food intake patterns\, addictions\, sleeping 
 patterns\, and social interactions. Furthermore\, real-time recognition of
  the behavior enables novel approaches for just-in-time behavior modificat
 ion. The recognition\, characterization and interpretation of behaviors fo
 rm sensor data presents a challenging problem due to complexity and variab
 ility of real-life behaviors as well as the indirect manner in which event
 s of interest are inferred from behavioral and physiological manifestation
 s registered by the sensors.</p>\n<p>&nbsp\;</p>\n<p>The talk will provide
  an overview of our work on wearable sensors for monitoring of food intake
  in adults and infants\, monitoring of cigarette smoking and smoke exposur
 e\, as well as monitoring of physical activity and energy expenditure. Spe
 cial attention will be paid to the sensor solutions for monitoring of food
  intake\, which are of particular interest for understanding and treatment
  of related medical conditions\, such as obesity and eating disorders.</p>
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