Smartphones with embedded sensors have become commonplace items carried by millions
of people. Mobile phone sensing is now on the cusp of going mainstream. Two critical …

Sensor-equipped smartphones and wearables are transforming a variety of mobile apps
ranging from health monitoring to digital assistants. However, reliably inferring user behavior …

In recent years the number of smartphone users has been increasing at an unprecedented
rate. Smartphones are carried by billions of people every day, and are equipped with many …

Measuring mental well-being with mobile sensing has been an increasingly active research
topic. Pervasiveness of smartphones combined with the convenience of mobile app …

Human Activity Recognition (HAR) plays an important role in the field of ubiquitous
computing, which can benefit various human-centric applications such as smart homes …

Current state-of-the-art systems in the literature using wearables are not capable of
distinguishing a large number of fine-grained and/or complex human activities, which may …

Despite the advent of wearable devices and the proliferation of smartphones, there still is no
ideal platform that can continuously sense and precisely collect all available contextual …

We introduce GeXSe (Generative Explanatory Sensor System), a novel framework designed
to extract interpretable sensor-based and vision domain features from non-invasive smart …

Mobile devices have become an increasingly ubiquitous part of our everyday life. We use
mobile services to perform a broad range of tasks (eg, booking travel or conducting remote …

In ambulatory assessment, especially when handling subjects with personality disorders, it
is important to monitor the subject's social interactions. Smartphones are already applied to …