CN111337050A - Zero-speed judgment condition and step counting method based on multi-condition fusion - Google Patents

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The invention discloses a zero-speed judgment condition and step counting method based on multi-condition fusion, which comprises the steps of firstly wearing a portable acquisition device for a sporter to acquire accelerations in three directions of x, y and z and angular velocities in three directions; then calibrating zero-speed judgment condition thresholds of different moving personnel; and finally, judging the zero speed and finishing step counting based on the zero speed judgment method of the multi-condition fusion. The zero-speed judgment method introduces different zero-speed judgment conditions to jointly judge the zero speed, so that the zero-speed judgment is more accurate; and the number of the moving steps is calculated based on the proposed accurate zero-speed judgment method, so that the step counting is more accurate.

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Zero-speed judgment condition and step counting method based on multi-condition fusion
Technical Field
The invention relates to a step counting method, in particular to a step counting strategy of a portable motion acquisition device for rehabilitation motion, and belongs to the technical field of motion analysis.
Background
The portable motion parameter acquisition equipment brings new development for rehabilitation exercises. The rehabilitation population can train at home, and the physician can analyze the motion data from the internet. The key to the motion analysis of the rehabilitation population is the accurate detection of foot contact time periods during walking, i.e., zero velocity time periods.
The portable motion parameter acquisition equipment comprises an acceleration sensor and an angular velocity sensor. The speed and position of the wearer gradually diverge due to the inaccuracy of the sensor itself. The zero velocity detection method updates the velocity within a step by detecting the zero velocity of each step of the wearer, thereby reducing errors. Typically, each person has a zero speed interval of 0.2-0.4 seconds in normal walking. This interval begins with full foot contact and ends with the beginning of foot lift advancement. Zero velocity detection is critical to accurately measuring the velocity and displacement of the wearer. In the conventional method, whether the difference between the acceleration and the angular velocity is lower than a threshold value is regarded as a static condition, or whether a certain component value of the acceleration and the angular velocity is lower than the threshold value is regarded as a static condition, or whether the angular velocity modulo is lower than a certain threshold value is regarded as a static judgment condition. These quiescent conditions do not identify the zero speed interval one hundred percent.
Disclosure of Invention
The invention provides a zero-speed judgment condition with multi-condition fusion, and provides a step counting algorithm on the basis of the zero-speed judgment condition, aiming at the problem that the current portable motion acquisition equipment needs to judge the motion zero speed and the current zero-speed judgment condition cannot be used for judging the zero speed in a hundred percent.
The invention provides a zero-speed judgment condition and step counting method based on multi-condition fusion, which comprises the following steps:
step 1, wearing a portable acquisition device for a sporter, acquiring accelerations [ ax, ay, az ] in three directions of x, y and z and angular velocities [ gx, gy and gz ] in the three directions;
step 2, calibrating zero-speed judgment condition thresholds of different sports personnel;
and 3, judging the zero speed and finishing step counting based on the proposed zero speed judgment method of multi-condition fusion.
The invention has the advantages that:
1. the zero-speed judgment condition and the step counting method based on multi-condition fusion introduce different zero-speed judgment conditions to jointly judge the zero speed, so that the zero-speed judgment is more accurate;
2. the zero-speed judging condition and the step counting method based on multi-condition fusion calculate the number of the moving steps based on the accurate zero-speed judging method, so that the step counting is more accurate.
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FIG. 3 is a flow chart of a particle group optimization algorithm in the zero-speed judgment condition and step counting method based on multi-condition fusion.
FIG. 4 is a flow chart of the method for judging zero speed and counting steps by multi-condition fusion according to the present invention.
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The zero-speed judgment condition and the step counting method based on multi-condition fusion firstly realize a practical and effective zero-speed identification method, and count steps on the basis of the practical and effective zero-speed identification method, and the embodiment of the invention is described by being divided into the following three steps as shown in figure 1.
The method comprises the following steps: and acquiring acceleration and angular speed signals measured by the portable measuring equipment.
The portable measuring equipment is worn on the instep of the person to be measured, and no relative displacement exists between the portable measuring equipment and the person to be measured. Measuring the accelerations [ ax, ay, az ] of N tested personnel in three directions of space x, y and z and the angular velocities [ gx, gy and gz ] of the three directions by using measuring equipment at a certain sampling period;
step two: and (4) calibrating thresholds under different conditions.
A. The different conditions include a modulus condition of acceleration and angular velocity, a difference condition of acceleration and angular velocity, and a duration condition. Specifically, the acceleration signals acquired by the kth sampling are a (k) x, a (k) y, a (k) z, and the angular velocity signals are g (k) x, g (k) y, g (k) z; then:
a. the acceleration mode conditions are:
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in the formula (1), athThe threshold value representing the acceleration mode condition is the amount to be sought.
b. The angular velocity mode conditions were:
Figure BDA0002419610010000022
in the formula (2), gthThe threshold value representing the angular velocity mode condition is the quantity to be sought.
c. The acceleration difference condition is:
Figure BDA0002419610010000023
in the formula (3), the reaction mixture is,
Figure BDA0002419610010000024
threshold representing acceleration differential condition, a (k-1)x,a(k-1)y,a(k-1)zRepresenting acceleration signals in x, y and z directions acquired by the k-1 th sampling.
d. The angular velocity difference condition is:
Figure BDA0002419610010000031
in the formula (4), the reaction mixture is,
Figure BDA0002419610010000032
threshold value representing angular velocity difference condition, g (k-1)x,g(k-1)y,g(k-1)zRepresenting the angular velocity signals of the x, y and z directions acquired by the k-1 th sampling.
e. The time length condition is as follows:
if the acquired acceleration signal and the acquired angular velocity signal start to satisfy the modulus condition and the difference condition from the sampling of the s-th time, and one of the modulus condition and the difference condition is not satisfied until the sampling of the e-th time, the time duration condition is as follows:
(e-s)Ts>tth(5)
wherein,Tsrepresenting the sampling period, tthRepresenting a time condition threshold.
The foot contact time is determined using a logical and combination of three conditions. Identification of optimal a by threshold calibrationth,gth,
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And tthAnd the motion data meeting the mold condition, the differential condition and the duration condition are all the data acquired when the foot touches the ground, and the unsatisfied data are all the motion data generated when the foot does not touch the ground.
B. Before the threshold value is calibrated, an objective function of the optimization algorithm needs to be defined. Specifically, as shown in fig. 2, the motion data of N persons is filtered from the data collected in step 1, and the maximum value a of the norm of all the acceleration data and angular velocity data is obtainedmaxMinimum value aminAnd maximum differential acceleration
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Minimum value
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Maximum value of angular velocity difference
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Minimum value
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When each person walks, the longest period of the minimum touchdown period is T. The range of the mode is [ a ]min,amax],[gmin,gmax](ii) a The difference range is
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Duration range of [0, T]. Within these different ranges, the variable a to be optimized is giventh,gth,
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tth
Starting from the first person's movement, let the initial optimization objective cost be zero. And (5) setting i to 1, and obtaining the number of time periods which satisfy the modulus condition, the duration condition and the difference condition for the motion of the ith person, namely calculating the number of touchdown times by the algorithm
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Judging whether the contact time of the ith individual is step according to the periodic naked eyes of walkingi. Local optimization objectives for the ith individual are derived:
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and updating the optimization objective:
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adding 1 to i, and repeating the calculation steps to calculate Qi; until i is greater than N. The optimization objective is
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The final value of (c).
C. Carrying out threshold calibration by utilizing a particle swarm optimization algorithm, specifically, solving the optimal a by utilizing the particle swarm optimization algorithmth,gth,
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tthThe objective function is minimized. The particle swarm optimization algorithm has an optimization variable dimension of 5, and is shown in fig. 3, specifically as follows:
(a) setting the number of population particles as m and the particle dimension 5;
(b) randomly initializing the speed and position of each particle in the population to obtain the initial population position
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The lower corner marks the particle number umIs a five-dimensional vector representing the position of the m-th particle, isOne possible solution in the optimization process, namely ath,gth,
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tthThe upper corner mark "1" indicates that the 1 st iteration is currently performed; setting an initial population velocity v (1);
(c) in an iterative process, the objective function values for each possible solution are compared. Setting the optimal position (the target function value is minimum) of each particle in the iteration process as the optimal position of the particle, wherein the optimal position of the ith particle is pbest,i(ii) a The optimal positions in all the particles are obtained through comparison and are set as the optimal positions g of the particle swarmbest
(d) And updating the particle speed and the position of each particle, taking the ith particle as an example, and expressing the following expression:
Figure RE-GDA0002474004670000042
where v is the particle velocity, u is the particle position, w is the inertial weight, r1And r2Is distributed in the interval [0,1]The random number in the table, s is the current iteration number, the initial value is 1,
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for the individual optimal particle position of the ith particle at the s-th iteration,
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is the global optimum particle position at the s-th generation, c1And c2Is a constant.
And further obtaining the s +1 generation population position:
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(e) calculating the objective function value of each particle in the step s +1 and comparing the objective function value with the previous optimal position
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The corresponding obtained targetComparing function values, and if the current position is better (the value of the standard function is smaller), taking the current position as the optimal position of the particle
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The objective function value of each particle and the optimal particle position of the particle swarm are compared
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In comparison, if the current position is better (the target function value is smaller), the optimal particle position is updated
Figure BDA0002419610010000049
(f) Checking the final value condition, if the precision (the size of the objective function value) meets a preset condition or the iteration number exceeds a limit, stopping iteration, and otherwise, repeating the steps (c) to (f);
(g) outputting the optimal position of the particle swarm
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Is the optimum ath,gth
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tth
Step four: using the solved optimal ath,gth,
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tthThe touchdown period determination is made and steps are counted, as shown in fig. 4. Specifically, for acceleration and angular velocity data acquired by a section of motion, firstly, filtering the data, then calculating an acceleration mode, an angular velocity mode, an acceleration difference and an angular velocity difference of each sampling moment in the section of motion, searching a data section which continuously meets a mode condition and a difference condition in the filtered data, and judging whether the duration of the data section meets a duration condition tthIf the time interval is satisfied, the time interval is a touchdown time interval, the absolute speed is 0, the times of the time interval satisfying the condition are counted, and the obtained times are the walking timesCounting; if not, the time period is not a touchdown period.
The threshold condition calculation method avoids complex attempts of a traditional method for searching and judging the threshold, provides a new idea for threshold condition calculation, integrates the module conditions of angular velocity and acceleration, difference conditions and duration conditions by the threshold condition and the step counting method, and can effectively reduce step counting errors.

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1. A zero-speed judgment condition and step counting method based on multi-condition fusion is characterized in that:
step 1: acquiring acceleration [ ax, ay, az ] in three directions of x, y and z and angular velocity [ gx, gy and gz ] in three directions by a portable acquisition device worn by a sportsman;
step 2: calibrating zero-speed judgment condition thresholds of different sports persons;
and step 3: and judging the zero speed and finishing step counting based on a zero speed judgment method of multi-condition fusion.
The method comprises the following steps: and acquiring acceleration and angular speed signals measured by the portable measuring equipment.
2. The method for zero-speed judgment and step counting based on multi-condition fusion as claimed in claim 1, wherein: the specific method of the step 2 comprises the following steps:
A. the different conditions include a modulus condition of acceleration and angular velocity, a difference condition of acceleration and angular velocity, and a duration condition. Specifically, the acceleration signals acquired by the kth sampling are a (k) x, a (k) y, a (k) z, and the angular velocity signals are g (k) x, g (k) y, g (k) z; then:
a. the acceleration mode conditions are:
Figure FDA0002419608000000011
in the formula (1), athA threshold value representing an acceleration mode condition is a quantity to be solved;
b. the angular velocity mode conditions were:
Figure FDA0002419608000000012
in the formula (2), gthA threshold value representing the angular velocity mode condition is a quantity to be solved;
c. the acceleration difference condition is:
Figure FDA0002419608000000013
in the formula (3), the reaction mixture is,
Figure FDA0002419608000000014
threshold representing acceleration differential condition, a (k-1)x,a(k-1)y,a(k-1)zRepresenting acceleration signals in x, y and z directions acquired by sampling at the (k-1) th time;
d. the angular velocity difference condition is:
Figure FDA0002419608000000015
in the formula (4), the reaction mixture is,
Figure FDA0002419608000000016
threshold value representing angular velocity difference condition, g (k-1)x,g(k-1)y,g(k-1)zRepresenting angular velocity signals in x, y and z directions acquired by sampling at the (k-1) th time;
e. the time length condition is as follows:
if the acquired acceleration signal and the acquired angular velocity signal start to satisfy the modulus condition and the difference condition from the sampling of the s-th time, and one of the modulus condition and the difference condition is not satisfied until the sampling of the e-th time, the time duration condition is as follows:
(e-s)Ts>tth
wherein, TsRepresenting the sampling period, tthA representative duration condition threshold;
judging the foot contact time by using the logic and combination of the three conditions; identification of optimal a by threshold calibrationth,gth,
Figure FDA0002419608000000021
And tthThe motion data meeting the mold condition, the differential condition and the duration condition are all data acquired when the foot touches the ground, and the unsatisfied data are all motion data generated when the foot does not touch the ground;
B. solving for optimal a by particle swarm optimization algorithmth,gth,
Figure FDA0002419608000000022
tthThe objective function is minimized.
3. The method as claimed in claim 1, wherein the method for zero-speed judgment and step counting based on multi-condition fusion is as follows: before the threshold value is calibrated, an objective function of an optimization algorithm needs to be defined; filtering the motion data of N persons from the data collected in the step 1, and then obtaining the maximum value a of the modulus of all the acceleration data and the angular velocity datamaxMinimum value aminAnd maximum differential acceleration
Figure FDA0002419608000000023
Minimum value
Figure FDA0002419608000000024
Maximum value of angular velocity difference
Figure FDA0002419608000000025
Minimum value
Figure FDA0002419608000000026
When each person walks, the longest period of the minimum touchdown period is T. The range of the mode is [ a ]min,amax],[gmin,gmax](ii) a The difference range is
Figure FDA0002419608000000027
Duration range of [0, T](ii) a Within these different ranges, the variable a to be optimized is giventh,gth,
Figure FDA0002419608000000028
tth
Starting from the first person's movement, let the initial optimization objective cost be zero. And (5) setting i to 1, and obtaining the number of time periods which satisfy the modulus condition, the duration condition and the difference condition for the motion of the ith person, namely calculating the number of touchdown times by the algorithm
Figure FDA0002419608000000029
Judging whether the contact time of the ith individual is step according to the walking periodicityi. Local optimization objectives for the ith individual are derived:
Figure FDA00024196080000000210
and updating the optimization objective:
Figure FDA00024196080000000211
adding 1 to i, and repeating the calculation steps to calculate Qi; until i is greater than N. The optimization objective is
Figure FDA00024196080000000212
The final value of (c).
4. The method for zero-speed judgment and step counting based on multi-condition fusion as claimed in claim 2, wherein: the specific method of the step C comprises the following steps:
the particle swarm optimization algorithm optimizes the variable dimension to be 5, and the optimization algorithm is as follows:
(a) setting the number of population particles as m and the particle dimension 5;
(b) randomly initializing the speed and position of each particle in the population to obtain the initial population position
Figure RE-FDA00024740046600000213
The lower corner marks the particle number umIs a five-dimensional vector representing the position of the m-th particle, which is a possible solution in the optimization process, namely ath,gth,
Figure RE-FDA00024740046600000214
tthThe upper corner mark "1" indicates that the 1 st iteration is currently performed; setting an initial population velocity v (1);
(c) in an iterative process, the objective function values for each possible solution are compared. Setting the optimal position (the objective function value is minimum) of each particle in the iterative process as the optimal position of the particle, wherein the optimal position of the ith particle is pbest,i(ii) a The optimal positions in all the particles are obtained through comparison and are set as the optimal positions g of the particle swarmbest
(d) And updating the particle speed and the position of each particle, taking the ith particle as an example, and expressing the following expression:
Figure RE-FDA0002474004660000031
Figure RE-FDA0002474004660000032
where v is the particle velocity, u is the particle position, w is the inertial weight, r1And r2Is distributed in the interval [0,1]The random number in the table, s is the current iteration number, the initial value is 1,
Figure RE-FDA0002474004660000033
for the individual optimal particle position of the ith particle at the s-th iteration,
Figure RE-FDA0002474004660000034
is the global optimum particle position at the s-th generation, c1And c2Is a constant;
further obtains +1 generation population position:
Figure RE-FDA0002474004660000035
(e) calculating the objective function value of each particle in the step s +1 and comparing the objective function value with the previous optimal position
Figure RE-FDA0002474004660000036
Comparing the obtained objective function values, and if the current position is better (the value of the standard function is smaller), taking the current position as the optimal position of the particle
Figure RE-FDA0002474004660000037
The objective function value of each particle and the optimal particle position of the particle swarm are compared
Figure RE-FDA0002474004660000038
In comparison, if the current position is better (the objective function value is smaller), the optimal particle position is updated
Figure RE-FDA0002474004660000039
(f) Checking the final value condition, if the precision (the size of the objective function value) meets a preset condition or the iteration number exceeds a limit, stopping iteration, and otherwise, repeating the steps (c) to (f);
(g) outputting the optimal position of the particle swarm
Figure RE-FDA00024740046600000310
Is the optimum ath,gth,
Figure RE-FDA00024740046600000311
tth
5. The method as claimed in claim 1, wherein the method for zero-speed judgment and step counting based on multi-condition fusion comprises: the specific method of the step 3 comprises the following steps: for acceleration and angular velocity data acquired by a section of motion, firstly filtering the data, then calculating an acceleration module, an angular velocity module, an acceleration difference and an angular velocity difference of each sampling moment in the section of motion, searching a data section which continuously meets a module condition and a difference condition in the filtered data, judging whether the duration of the data section meets the duration condition, if so, determining the time section is a touchdown time section and the absolute velocity is 0, counting the times of the time section meeting the condition, and obtaining the times which are walking steps; if not, the time period is not a touchdown period.
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