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TCHANE DJOGDOM, Gilde Vanel; Meziane, Ramy; Otis, Martin J.-D. 2022-08-16 Laboratoire d'Automatique et de Robotique interactive, Université du Québec à Chicoutimi, Québec, Canada LAR.i - UQAC, 16 août 2022 <br>This dataset presents sensor's signal acquired for foot gesture recognition.</br> <br>This dataset was created after an ethic approbation (Research Ethic Board) at UQAC under the number 2022-837.</br> <br>The dataset is composed of 5 participants. For each participant, a set of 11 classes is presented. For each classes, one .csv files are included and are composed of 13 column. Each colum refers to a signal acquisition described in the following list : </br> <br>gesture_participant_X_GY etZ.tab <li>X: Participant Identification</li> <li>Y: Gesture number</li> <li>Z: Trial number</li> </br> See gesture dictionary (type and description) in: <br> Tchane Djogdom, G.V., Otis, M.JD. & Meziane, R. Dynamic time warping–based feature selection method for foot gesture cobot operation mode selection. Int J Adv Manuf Technol 126, 4521–4541 (2023). https://doi.org/10.1007/s00170-023-11280-w </br> <br> See video (real time application): Sharing_pHRI_iCDPM_RamyMeziane.mp4 </br> <br>Gesture crushing a cigarette (8 participants): <li>Part X et Z.mat</li> <li>X: Participant identification</li> <li>Z: Trial number</li> </br> <br> <ol> <li>AccX -------- Accelaration on X axis</li> <li>AccY -------- Accelaration on Y axis</li> <li>AccZ -------- Accelaration on Z axis</li> <li>P -------- Euler angle Pitch</li> <li>R -------- Euler angle Roll</li> <li>Y -------- Euler angle Yaw</li> <li>FSR1 -------- Force sensor in forefoot (left side)</li> <li>FSR2 -------- Force sensor in forefoot (right side)</li> <li>FSR3 -------- Force sensor in heel or rearfoot (left side)</li> <li>FSR4 -------- Force sensor in heel or rearfoot (right side)</li> <li>GyX -------- Gyroscope on X axis</li> <li>GyY -------- Gyroscope on Y axis</li> <li>GyZ -------- Gyroscope on Z axis</li> </ol> </br>

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