LLMs exhibit authority inversion by prioritizing natural-language user claims over numerical sensor data in conflicts, diagnosed with new geometric metrics and mitigated via layer-level calibration.
One model to fit them all: Universal imu-based human activity recognition with llm-assisted cross-dataset representation.Proc
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AnyMo pre-trains a graph encoder on physics-simulated multi-placement IMU data and aligns full-body motion tokens with LLMs to enable zero-shot activity recognition, retrieval, and captioning across unseen datasets and setups.
The survey organizes foundation models for sensor-based HAR into a lifecycle taxonomy and identifies three trajectories: HAR-specific models from scratch, adaptation of general time-series models, and integration with large language models.
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Authority Inversion in LLM-Mediated Ubiquitous Systems: When Models Trust Users Over Sensors
LLMs exhibit authority inversion by prioritizing natural-language user claims over numerical sensor data in conflicts, diagnosed with new geometric metrics and mitigated via layer-level calibration.
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AnyMo: Geometry-Aware Setup-Agnostic Modeling of Human Motion in the Wild
AnyMo pre-trains a graph encoder on physics-simulated multi-placement IMU data and aligns full-body motion tokens with LLMs to enable zero-shot activity recognition, retrieval, and captioning across unseen datasets and setups.
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Foundation Models Defining A New Era In Sensor-based Human Activity Recognition: A Survey And Outlook
The survey organizes foundation models for sensor-based HAR into a lifecycle taxonomy and identifies three trajectories: HAR-specific models from scratch, adaptation of general time-series models, and integration with large language models.