Table 4.
Feature | The Number of Features | Equations/Description # |
---|---|---|
Minimum value | 6 | Minimum value of all window values |
Maximum value | 6 | Maximum value of all window values |
Median | 6 | Median value of all window values |
Upper quartile | 6 | Upper quartile value of all window values |
Lower quartile | 6 | Lower quartile value of all window values |
Kurtosis | 6 | Kurtosis calculated from window values |
Skewness | 6 | Skewness calculated from window values |
Range | 6 | |
Mean | 6 | |
Variance | 6 | |
Standard deviation | 6 | |
Root mean square (RMS) | 6 | |
Signal magnitude area (SMA) | 2 | |
Energy | 2 | |
Entropy | 2 | |
Dominant frequency | 6 | After applying Fourier transformation, this is the frequency at which the signal has its highest power |
Spectral energy | 6 | |
Spectral entropy | 6 | |
Vectorial dynamic body acceleration (VeDBA) | 15 | |
Features of VeDBA | Minimum value, maximum value, median, upper quartile, lower quartile, kurtosis, skewness, range, mean, variance, standard deviation, RMS, dominant frequency, spectral energy, spectral entropy |
# Where n is the total number of all window values; where N is , f is data collection frequency of the device (20 Hz).