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. 2020 Dec 3;10:21014. doi: 10.1038/s41598-020-77147-2

Table 2.

Classification results using CNN for different scenarios.

Training Testing Recognition Accuracy
One person walking (128) One person walking (80) Person 78.75–86.25%
One person walking on different tracks (32) One person walking on different tracks (20) Track 85.00–100.00%
One person walking with different shoes (32) One person walking with different shoes (20) Shoes 80.00–100.00%
One person walking and pushing a cart (32) One person walking and pushing a cart (20) Cart 93.75–100.00%
One person running (128) One person running (80) Person 76.25–86.25%
One person running on different tracks (32) One person running on different tracks (20) Track 95.00–100.00%
One person running with different shoes (32) One person running with different shoes (20) Shoes 75.00–90.00%
One person walking (208) Two people walking (104) Person

63.85–78.46% (either)

28.46–44.62% (both)

One person running (208) Two people running (78) Person

60.26–76.92% (either)

34.62–50.00% (both)

One person walking + one person running (416) One person walking and another running (104) Person and movement

54.62–69.23% (either)

46.92–61.54% (both)

The number of datasets for training and testing, respectively, is included in parentheses.