Title
A person-environment-object model for data acquisition method of microscopic behavior
Abstract
Behavior research is limited by the accessibility of the microscopic behavior data. In this study, a PEO (Person-Environment-Object) model is proposed to decompose the diverse microscopic behavior in real world into simple and measurable variables such as position, status, time, and etc., which serves as a foundation for the behavioral data collection. According to the PEO model, then the framework of acquisition program for microscopic behavior data is established based on wireless sensor technology, in order to provide high spatial and temporal resolution behavioral data for deep behavior research and its applications.
Year
DOI
Venue
2014
10.1109/BMEI.2014.7002906
BMEI
Keywords
Field
DocType
temporal resolution behavioral data,data acquisition method,person-environment-object model,status change,behavior,microscopic behavior data,spatiotemporal phenomena,data acquisition,spatial resolution behavioral data,wireless sensor technology,wireless sensor networks,wireless sensor,peo model,stress,planning,data models,microscopy,wireless communication
Data modeling,Computer vision,Wireless,Computer science,Data acquisition,Object model,Behavioral data,Artificial intelligence,Wireless sensor network,Temporal resolution
Conference
Citations 
PageRank 
References 
0
0.34
3
Authors
7
Name
Order
Citations
PageRank
Jun Sun100.34
Jing Bai211.03
Shuning Zhang310.70
Bolin Zhu400.34
Guixiang Zheng500.34
Fang Wu600.68
Jianhua Gong720830.61