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Accelerometry and Energy Expenditure Dataset for 13 Physical Activities in Chinese Primary and Secondary Students (Grades 1-12)

Authors: Capital University of Physical Education and Sports;

Accelerometry and Energy Expenditure Dataset for 13 Physical Activities in Chinese Primary and Secondary Students (Grades 1-12)

Abstract

This dataset provides high-resolution triaxial accelerometry data and synchronized energy expenditure (EE) measurements for Chinese primary and secondary school students. The study involved a stratified sample across 12 grades (Grades 1-12). Key features include: Multiple Sensor Placements: Data were collected from 9 body locations, including the chest, left/right wrists, left/right hips, left/right thighs, and left/right feet. Diverse Activity Protocols: Participants performed 13 types of activities: Radio Calisthenics, Vigorous Running, Brisk Walking, Basketball Dribbling, Jogging, Slow Walking, Rope Skipping, Basketball Shooting, Single-leg Hopping (Left/Right), Badminton, Soccer Passing, and Soccer Dribbling. Gold Standard Reference: Energy expenditure is provided as Metabolic Equivalents (METs), including raw data and 10-second windowed averages. This dataset is designed to support researchers in developing robust human activity recognition (HAR) algorithms and precise energy expenditure estimation models tailored for the pediatric population.

Keywords

Accelerometry

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