A Multi-Sensor Approach to Automatically Recognize Breaks and Work Activities of Knowledge ...
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449 labeled activities from nine knowledge workers drive evaluation using smartwatch EDA and BVP, wrist accelerometer, phone logging, and RescueTime laptop traces, segmented into five minute windows and fed through imputation, resampling, feature selection and a gradient boosting classifier. A multi-device self-report strategy (participants prefer Devo) collects labels. Results report 94% F1 for work and 69% F1 for breaks, beating time-of-day and laptop-inactivity baselines by about 5–10 and 12–54 percentage points, and show breaks with higher physiological arousal, more phone use and less laptop activity.
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