NEW: The GENDER training data set is now available.

Submitted answers for all teams are available as a ZIP archive. Individual teams' submissions are posted below alongside the whitepapers. A ZIP archive with the correct answers is here.



Submissions and Correct Answers

Submitted answers for all teams are available as a ZIP archive. Individual teams' submissions are posted below alongside the whitepapers. A ZIP archive with the correct answers is here.



Dataset Information Revealed

1. Which sensors correspond to each column?

characteristic1	age
characteristic2	handedness
sensor1	gsr_low_average
sensor2	heat_flux_high_average
sensor3	near_body_temp_average
sensor4	pedometer
sensor5	skin_temp_average
sensor6	longitudinal_accelerometer_SAD
sensor7	longitudinal_accelerometer_average
sensor8	transverse_accelerometer_SAD
sensor9	transverse_accelerometer_average

2. What are the activities behind each annotation?

The annotations for the contest were:
5102 = sleep
3104 = watching TV



White papers and presentations

PDMC Introductory Remarks (presentation slides)
PDMC Results (presentation slides)

Participants' white papers, presentations, and entries:

• S. Amin. A Simplified Bayesian Approach for Context and Characteristic Identification Based on Demographic Variables. Department of Civil Engineering, The University of Texas at Austin, Austin, TX. Presentation slides
  
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• S. Andrews, L. Cai, D. Gondek, et al. Astrology: The Study of Astro Teller. Department of Computer Science, Brown University, Providence, RI.
  
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• J. Aze, N. Lucas, M. Sebag. A Genetic ROC-based Classifier. Universite Paris-Sud Orsay, France. Presentation slides
  
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• J. Gama, P. Rodrigues. Physiological Data Modeling Contest. University of Porto, Portugal. Presentation slides
  
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• M. Kayaalp. Bayesian Methods for Diagnosing Physiological Conditions of Human Subjects from Multivariate Times Series Sensor Data. Lister Hill National Center for Biomedical Communications. Presentation slides
  
  Entry 1       Entry 2       Entry 3      
  

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• W.-H. Lin, A. Hauptmann. Informedia at PDMC. School of Computer Science, Carnegie Mellon University, Pittsburgh, PA. Presentation slides
  
  Entry 1       Entry 2       Entry 3
  

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• J. E. Mott and R. M. Pipke. Physiological Data Analysis. SmartSignal Corporation, Lisle, IL. Presentation slides
  
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• Physiological Data Analysis Report. DaimlerChrysler Research And Technology, India, Bangalore.
  
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Workshop Schedule

8:30-9:	Introduction, Bodymedia, and data overview
9-10:	2 groups report on their entries
10:30-12:00	Rest of presentations & presentation of presenter and audience predictions
14:00-14:15	Revelation of what we can reveal
14:15-14:30	Revelation of scores, with 2 sentence reminders first
14:30-14:50	Discussion of results
14:50-15:00	Awards presentation
15:00-15:30	Brainstorming.