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PAL: A Wearable Platform for Real-time, Personalized and Context-Aware Health and Cognition Support

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arxiv 1905.01352 v1 pith:4OJOVC3Z submitted 2019-05-03 cs.HC

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Personalized Active Learner (PAL) is a wearable system for real-time, personalized, and context-aware health and cognition support. PAL's system consists of a wearable device, mobile app, cloud database, data visualization web app, and machine learning server. PAL's wearable device uses multi-modal sensors (camera, microphone, heart-rate) with on-device machine learning and open-ear audio output to provide real-time and context-aware cognitive, behavioral and psychological interventions. PAL also allows users to track the long-term correlations between their activities and physiological states to make well-informed lifestyle decisions. In this paper, we present and open-source PAL's system so that people can use it for health and cognition support applications. We also open-source three fully-developed example applications using PAL for face-based memory augmentation, contextual language learning, and heart-rate-based psychological support. PAL's flexible, modular and extensible platform combines trends in data-driven medicine, mobile psychology, and cognitive enhancement to support data-driven and empowering health and cognition applications.

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