This is (by far) the best collection of colab notebooks I have found. A bit overwhelming and I wish I had time to go through most of them… Tons of links to papers, videos, etc.: https://github.com/amrzv/awesome-colab-notebooks
- **Usage in HAR and AI**: Pandas can be used to structure and clean sensor data, making it suitable for training AI models capable of recognizing complex patterns in human activity data.
4.**Sci-kit learn**:
- **Example**: Using Sci-kit learn for feature selection and removing irrelevant features from a dataset.
- **Usage in HAR and AI**: Sci-kit learn offers various tools for data preprocessing, which is a vital step in preparing data for AI algorithms, enhancing the performance of the models in HAR applications.
### Data Analysis:
5.**TensorFlow**:
- **Example**: Developing a deep learning model using TensorFlow to classify different activities based on sensor data.
- **Usage in HAR and AI**: TensorFlow provides a comprehensive platform for developing and training AI models capable of analyzing and recognizing patterns in human activity data.
6.**Keras**:
- **Example**: Using Keras to create a convolutional neural network (CNN) for image recognition, an essential task in AI.
- **Usage in HAR and AI**: Keras simplifies the process of building and optimizing neural networks, a crucial component in AI, to analyze human activity data more effectively and make predictions.
### Visualization and Further Analysis:
7.**Matplotlib**:
- **Example**: Using Matplotlib to visualize the distribution of different activities within a dataset.
- **Usage in HAR and AI**: Visualization of data is essential in AI to understand underlying patterns and trends in data, aiding in the better development and tuning of models for HAR.
8.**Seaborn**:
- **Example**: Creating a heatmap using Seaborn to visualize the correlation between different features in a dataset.
- **Usage in HAR and AI**: Seaborn can enhance data visualization in AI, assisting in identifying relationships and patterns in data which can influence the development and performance of HAR models.