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Movie/README.md

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-# 動画データ
-動画は[こちら](https://github.com/KnowledgeGraphJapan/KGRC-RDF/releases)に移動しました。
+# Movies
+
+Movies have moved [here](https://kgrc4si.home.kg/Movie/).

Program/Abnormal/program/scene1/Fall_backward_while_walking_and_turning1.txt

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+Fall backward while walking and turning1
+The person leaves the living room, walks through the kitchen, and enters the bedroom. In the bedroom, walk towards the bed where a cat is resting. The person reaches out and grabs the cat gently. The person then re-enter the living room, bringing the cat along, and settle down on sofa for some leisure time while petting the cat. To watch some TV programs, the person gets up from the sofa and walks towards somewhere a remote controller is placed. Then search for the remote control, hoping to change the TV programs while watching television. Once person finds the remote control, walk over to the TV and turn it on. After that, the person returns to the coffee table and turn attention to it to have the remote control within reach. However, the person is falling while walking and turning. While bringing with cat, this person initiates a turn by crossing his left leg in front of his right. He loses balance during the next step, after the toe of his right foot collides with his left heel, resulting in a backward fall.
+
+
+[WALK] <kitchen> (1)
+[WALK] <bedroom> (1)
+[WALK] <cat> (1)
+[GRAB] <cat> (1)
+[WALK] <kitchen> (1)
+[WALK] <livingroom> (1)
+[WALK] <sofa> (1)
+[SIT] <sofa> (1)
+[STAND]
+[WALK] <remotecontrol> (1)
+[WALK] <tv> (1)
+[SWITCHON] <tv> (1)
+[WALK] <coffeetable> (1)
+[FALLBACK]

Program/Abnormal/program/scene1/Fall_in_bathroom1.txt

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+Fall in bathroom1
+As the person wakes up in the early morning, he/she finds himself/herself in their bedroom. Leaving the bedroom, the person walks towards the bathroom for their morning personal hygiene routine. Upon reaching the bathroom, enter and close the door behind a person. Then, walk to the toilet and proceed to use the toilet for his/her bathroom needs. After finishing, the person flushes the toilet, allowing the water to carry away the waste. As the person spends using the toilet, he/she stands up and prepares to leave the bathroom. Instead of using arm support, the person relies on his/her balance and strength to stabilize himself/herself. Then, a fall occurs during the transition from sitting to standing out of the toilet seat. The person who collapses in the bathroom has a higher chance of getting injuries. Landing on the hard tile floor or hitting the porcelain toilet with a body limb could easily result in a cracked bone or even more harmful.
+
+
+[WALK] <bathroom> (1)
+[WALK] <door> (1)
+[CLOSE] <door> (1)
+[WALK] <toilet> (1)
+[SIT] <toilet> (1)
+[STAND]
+[FALL]

Program/Abnormal/program/scene1/Fall_while_during_getting_up_or_rising1.txt

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+Fall while during getting up or rising1
+A person walks from the kitchen to the bedroom after finishing household tasks. The person walks to the bed to take a rest and grabs a pillow, then sits on the bed. After taking a rest, the person gets out of bed. Then, a fall occurs during the process of getting up or rising caused by a loss of support with an object such as a bed. The person may have weak muscles, poor balance, or mobility issues that can make it challenging to maintain stability while transitioning from a sitting or lying position to a standing one. 
+
+
+[WALK] <bedroom> (1)
+[WALK] <pillow> (1)
+[GRAB] <pillow> (1)
+[WALK] <bed> (1)
+[SIT] <bed> (1)
+[STAND]
+[FALL]

Program/Abnormal/program/scene1/Fall_while_during_getting_up_or_rising2.txt

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+Fall while during getting up or rising2
+After finishing household tasks, a person walks from the kitchen to the living room. The person walks to the sofa to rest, grabs a pillow, then sits on the bed. After spending some time on the sofa, the person gets out of the sofa to turn on the TV. Then, a fall occurs during the process of getting up or rising caused by a loss of support with an object such as a sofa. The person may have weak muscles, particularly in the legs and core, which can make it challenging to maintain stability while transitioning from a sitting or lying position to standing. Without sufficient strength in these muscles, the person may struggle to support the body weight and maintain balance, increasing the fall risk.
+
+
+[WALK] <livingroom> (1)
+[WALK] <sofa> (1)
+[WALK] <pillow> (1)
+[GRAB] <pillow> (1)
+[WALK] <sofa> (1)
+[SIT] <sofa> (1)
+[STAND]
+[FALL]

Program/Abnormal/program/scene1/Fall_while_initiation_of_walking2.txt

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+Fall while initiation of walking2
+A person walks to the sofa in the living room and sits on the sofa. After taking rest, person gets out of sofa and walks to enter the kitchen. Then, a fall occurs at the initiation of walking. It can be concerning and may indicate a balance or stability issue such as foot or leg problems (conditions like arthritis, foot deformities, or previous injuries may contribute to difficulties in weight-bearing or propulsion, leading to falls), and medications or side effects (some medications can cause dizziness, light-headedness, or affect balance, making it more likely for a person to fall when starting to walk).
+
+
+[WALK] <sofa> (1)
+[SIT] <sofa> (1)
+[STAND]
+[WALK] <tv> (1)
+[WALK] <kitchen> (1)
+[FALL]

Program/Abnormal/program/scene1/Fall_while_preparing_meal1.txt

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+Fall while preparing meal1
+A person in the kitchen is preparing meals. The person finds and grabs the necessary ingredients and groceries, such as fish, salmon, potatoes, cooking pot, etc., near the kitchen counter, sink, and table. The person then falls while cooking and serving food. In that case, both hands carry the cooking ingredients or food. Because of this, a person's balance is affected, and he cannot grab himself if he loses his balance. In addition, cooking involves multitasking, which can divert attention from maintaining balance and stability. If the person is distracted by timers, conversations, or other activities while carrying items, it can increase the fall risk. 
+
+
+[WALK] <fryingpan> (1)
+[GRAB] <fryingpan> (1)
+[WALK] <chicken> (1)
+[GRAB] <chicken> (1)
+[WALK] <sink> (1)
+[TURNTO] <kitchentable> (1)
+[FALL]

Program/Abnormal/program/scene1/Fall_while_preparing_meal2.txt

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+Fall while preparing meal2
+A person in the kitchen is morning meals. The person finds and grabs the necessary food, such as milk, cereal, dish bowl, cupcake, etc., in the kitchen. The person wants to have meals in the living room and so brings these items into the living room and put them on the table. Unfortunately, the person falls while serving food. In that case, both hands carry the cooking ingredients or food. Because of this, a person's balance is affected, and he cannot grab himself if he loses his balance. The person may suffer limited mobility or balance issues, it can increase the risk of falls, especially when multitasking or carrying items. Conditions such as muscle weakness, joint problems, or neurological disorders can affect balance and stability.
+
+
+[WALK] <milk> (1)
+[GRAB] <milk> (1)
+[WALK] <cupcake> (1)
+[GRAB] <cupcake> (1)
+[WALK] <livingroom> (1)
+[WALK] <coffeetable> (1)
+[TURNTO] <curtains> (1)
+[FALL]

Program/Abnormal/program/scene1/Fall_while_sitting_down1.txt

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+Fall while sitting down1
+A person walks to the bedroom from the kitchen after doing some household work. The person looks at the chair and walks over to it to rest well. The person has a loss of support with an object while sitting down. It seems that a person is transitioning from standing to sitting down on a chair which suddenly rolls backward, causing the person to lose support and start falling to the ground. In that case, the person cannot reach out for a desk, table, or any other stable objects within his reach.
+
+
+[WALK] <bedroom> (75)
+[WALK] <chair> (113)
+[SIT] <chair> (113)
+[FALLSIT] <chair> (113)

Program/Abnormal/program/scene1/Fall_while_sitting_down_or_lowering1.txt

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+Fall while sitting down or lowering1
+A person walks from the bathroom to the bedroom after completing personal hygiene. The person walks over to the bed and sits on it. The person remembers to turn off the room lights and then gets out of bed to walk the switch, then turn it off.  Walk back to the bed and locate it to start sleeping. Unfortunately, he/she falls caused by loss of support with an object often occur during sitting down or lowering on the bed due to weakness, instability, or dizziness.
+
+
+[WALK] <bedroom> (1)
+[WALK] <bed> (1)
+[SIT] <bed> (1)
+[STAND]
+[WALK] <lightswitch> (1)
+[SWITCHOFF] <lightswitch> (1)
+[WALK] <bed> (1)
+[SIT] <bed> (1)
+[FALLSIT] <bed> (1)

Program/Abnormal/program/scene1/Fall_while_standing_and_reaching1.txt

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+Fall while standing and reaching1
+After getting up from bed, the person walks out of the bedroom and makes the way to the kitchen to prepare breakfast. Upon reaching the kitchen, the person notices that the groceries he/she needs for breakfast are stored in the upper cabinets. Then, walks to each grocery and carefully reach for each stored in the upper places. The person then falls while he/she is grabbing an object located at the upper place by making strain or overextending his reach.
+
+
+[WALK] <bed> (1)
+[SIT] <bed> (1)
+[STAND]
+[WALK] <kitchen> (1)
+[WALK] <kitchencabinet> (1)
+[OPEN] <kitchencabinet> (1)
+[TURNTO] <sink> (1)
+[FALL]

Program/Abnormal/program/scene1/Fall_while_standing_and_turning1.txt

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+Fall while standing and turning1
+After completing the household work, a person moves from the kitchen area to the living room. The person wants to take leisure in the living room by watching television. Upon reaching the living room, the person turns on the television. This can typically be done using the remote control or by pressing the power button on the TV itself. Then, the person walks to somewhere, where the TV remote controller is located. Pick up the remote control from there. After getting the remote control, the person looks around the sofa or items on the sofa to choose a safe and comfortable seating position to sit. Turn to the coffee table to put TV remote controller and turn to sofa to choose a good seating position again. Unfortunately, the person falls due to incorrect weight shifting while standing and turning. While initiating a turn, a person rotates his/her walker and body while her feet remain stationary (similar typical of Parkinson-like freezing).
+
+
+[WALK] <livingroom> (1)
+[WALK] <tv> (1)
+[SWITCHON] <tv> (1)
+[WALK] <coffeetable> (1)
+[WALK] <remotecontrol> (1)
+[GRAB] <remotecontrol> (1)
+[WALK] <coffeetable> (1)
+[PUTBACK] <remotecontrol> (1) <coffeetable> (1)
+[TURNTO] <sofa> (1)
+[FALL]

Program/Abnormal/program/scene1/Fall_while_standing_at_somewhere_height1.txt

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+Fall while standing at somewhere height1
+A person needs to fix the living room light bulb. But the person doesn't have a ladder or step stool to reach a higher object, such as a light bulb located in the ceiling. In a situation where space is limited, the person sees the coffee table as a makeshift solution. Before climbing the coffee table, a person walks towards the box where pieces of equipment are stored to fix household furniture. Garb and bring the box and walks back to the coffee table and put box on the coffee table to easily access the tools. Then, fall occurs if a person steps up to a height (coffee table) and stands to work at height.
+
+
+[WALK] <box> (1)
+[GRAB] <box> (1)
+[WALK] <coffeetable> (1)
+[PUTBACK] <box> (1) <coffeetable> (1)
+[CLIMB] <coffeetable> (1)
+[FALL]

Program/Abnormal/program/scene1/Fall_while_standing_quietly1.txt

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+Fall while standing quietly1
+A fall suddenly occurs while a person stands quietly after walking over a bookshelf, grabbing some books, and turning towards a chair. In that case, the person in the living room walks over to a bookshelf and grabs some books, which are packed in both hands. Then turn towards a chair to check a suitable seating place. It's possible that the act of turning towards the chair or the movement involved in grabbing the books shifted their center of gravity, leading to instability. Thus, a fall suddenly occurs while the person is standing quietly.
+
+
+[WALK] <bookshelf> (377)
+[GRAB] <book> (441)
+[GRAB] <book> (443)
+[TURNTO] <cabinet> (422)
+[FALL]

Program/Abnormal/program/scene1/Fall_while_walking_forward1.txt

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+Fall while walking forward1
+A person leaves the living room and enters the kitchen. Then walks toward the fridge and opens it. Look at the fridge inside to see whether some groceries are needed to fill soon. Close the fridge and walks to the living room. Then, the person walks forward to go home outside in a hurry. At that time, a person falls due to incorrect weight shifting while walking forward.
+
+
+[WALK] <kitchen> (1)
+[WALK] <fridge> (1)
+[OPEN] <fridge> (1)
+[CLOSE] <fridge> (1)
+[WALK] <livingroom> (1)
+[FALL]

Program/Abnormal/program/scene1/Run_with_disorientation.txt

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+Run with disorientation
+A person is running between household furniture or rooms, such as bathroom, bedroom, kitchen, and living room in home environment. Running or repeatedly moving between rooms without a clear purpose or goal can indicate a potential issue or abnormal behavior. It may be a sign of restlessness, agitation, or disorientation, which could be associated with various conditions or factors. 
+
+
+[RUN] <bedroom> (1)
+[RUN] <kitchen> (1)
+[RUN] <livingroom> (1)

Program/Abnormal/program/scene1/Stand_on_coffee_table1.txt

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+Stand on coffee table1
+A person moves from the kitchen to the living room. The person walks around the living room area with the unstable emotion, then go towards to the coffee table. Then the person steps up to a height (coffee table) and stands there for more than a certain amount of time. Standing on a height for an extended period of time can indeed be considered a dangerous position that increases the risk of falling.
+
+
+[WALK] <livingroom> (1)
+[WALK] <coffeetable> (1)
+[CLIMB] <coffeetable> (1)

Program/Abnormal/program/scene1/Walk_with_memory_loss5.txt

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+Walk with memory loss5
+After getting out of bed, a person leaves from the bedroom to the kitchen to have morning beverage. However, the person is in trouble remembering why and where he/she walks due to the symptoms of memory loss. Therefore, in the kitchen room, the person walks to one place to other places repeatedly without performing other actions. 
+
+
+[WALK] <kitchen> (1)
+[WALK] <kitchentable> (1)
+[WALK] <fridge> (1)
+[WALK] <kitchentable> (1)

Program/Abnormal/program/scene1/Walk_with_memory_loss6.txt

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+Walk with memory loss6
+A person moves from the kitchen to the living room. However, the person is in trouble remembering why and where he/she walks due to the symptoms of memory loss. Therefore, in the living room, the person walks to one place to other places repeatedly without performing other actions. 
+
+
+[WALK] <livingroom> (1)
+[WALK] <sofa> (1)
+[WALK] <tv> (1)
+[WALK] <sofa> (1)

Program/Abnormal/program/scene1/Walk_with_memory_loss7.txt

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+Walk with memory loss7
+A person enters a bedroom from the kitchen to pick up something. However, a person is in trouble remembering why and where he/she walks due to the symptoms of memory loss. Therefore, in the bedroom, the person walks to one place to other places repeatedly without performing other actions.
+
+
+[WALK] <bedroom> (1)
+[WALK] <bed> (1)
+[WALK] <pillow> (1)
+[WALK] <bed> (1)

Program/Abnormal/program/scene1/Walk_with_memory_loss8.txt

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+Walk with memory loss8
+After getting up from the bed, a person walks toward the bathroom for personal hygiene. However, a person is in trouble remembering why and where he/she walks due to the symptoms of memory loss. Thus, in the bathroom, the person walks to one place to other places repeatedly without performing other actions.
+
+
+[WALK] <bathroom> (1)
+[WALK] <towel> (1)
+[WALK] <toilet> (1)
+[WALK] <towel> (1)

Program/Abnormal/program/scene2/Fall_backward_while_walking_and_turning1.txt

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+Fall backward while walking and turning1
+The person leaves the living room, walks through the kitchen, and enters the bedroom. In the bedroom, walk towards the bed where a cat is resting. The person reaches out and grabs the cat gently. The person then re-enter the living room, bringing the cat along, and settle down on sofa for some leisure time while petting the cat. To watch some TV programs, the person gets up from the sofa and walks towards somewhere a remote controller is placed. Then search for the remote control, hoping to change the TV programs while watching television. Once person finds the remote control, walk over to the TV and turn it on. After that, the person returns to the coffee table and turn attention to it to have the remote control within reach. However, the person is falling while walking and turning. While bringing with cat, this person initiates a turn by crossing his left leg in front of his right. He loses balance during the next step, after the toe of his right foot collides with his left heel, resulting in a backward fall.
+
+
+[WALK] <kitchen> (1)
+[WALK] <bedroom> (1)
+[WALK] <cat> (1)
+[GRAB] <cat> (1)
+[WALK] <kitchen> (1)
+[WALK] <livingroom> (1)
+[WALK] <sofa> (1)
+[SIT] <sofa> (1)
+[STAND]
+[WALK] <remotecontrol> (1)
+[WALK] <tv> (1)
+[SWITCHON] <tv> (1)
+[WALK] <coffeetable> (1)
+[FALLBACK]

Program/Abnormal/program/scene2/Fall_while_during_getting_up_or_rising1.txt

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+Fall while during getting up or rising1
+A person walks from the kitchen to the bedroom after finishing household tasks. The person walks to the bed to take a rest and grabs a pillow, then sits on the bed. After taking a rest, the person gets out of bed. Then, a fall occurs during the process of getting up or rising caused by a loss of support with an object such as a bed. The person may have weak muscles, poor balance, or mobility issues that can make it challenging to maintain stability while transitioning from a sitting or lying position to a standing one. 
+
+
+[WALK] <bedroom> (1)
+[WALK] <pillow> (1)
+[GRAB] <pillow> (1)
+[WALK] <bed> (1)
+[SIT] <bed> (1)
+[STAND]
+[FALL]

Program/Abnormal/program/scene2/Fall_while_initiation_of_walking2.txt

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+Fall while initiation of walking2
+A person walks to the sofa in the living room and sits on the sofa. After taking rest, person gets out of sofa and walks to enter the kitchen. Then, a fall occurs at the initiation of walking. It can be concerning and may indicate a balance or stability issue such as foot or leg problems (conditions like arthritis, foot deformities, or previous injuries may contribute to difficulties in weight-bearing or propulsion, leading to falls), and medications or side effects (some medications can cause dizziness, light-headedness, or affect balance, making it more likely for a person to fall when starting to walk).
+
+
+[WALK] <sofa> (1)
+[SIT] <sofa> (1)
+[STAND]
+[WALK] <tv> (1)
+[WALK] <kitchen> (1)
+[FALL]

Program/Abnormal/program/scene2/Fall_while_preparing_meal1.txt

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+Fall while preparing meal1
+A person in the kitchen is preparing meals. The person finds and grabs the necessary ingredients and groceries, such as fish, salmon, potatoes, cooking pot, etc., near the kitchen counter, sink, and table. The person then falls while cooking and serving food. In that case, both hands carry the cooking ingredients or food. Because of this, a person's balance is affected, and he cannot grab himself if he loses his balance. In addition, cooking involves multitasking, which can divert attention from maintaining balance and stability. If the person is distracted by timers, conversations, or other activities while carrying items, it can increase the fall risk. 
+
+
+[WALK] <fryingpan> (1)
+[GRAB] <fryingpan> (1)
+[WALK] <chicken> (1)
+[GRAB] <chicken> (1)
+[WALK] <sink> (1)
+[TURNTO] <fridge> (1)
+[FALL]

Program/Abnormal/program/scene2/Fall_while_sitting_down1.txt

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+Fall while sitting down1
+A person walks to the bedroom from the kitchen after doing some household work. The person looks at the chair and walks over to it to rest well. The person has a loss of support with an object while sitting down. It seems that a person is transitioning from standing to sitting down on a chair which suddenly rolls backward, causing the person to lose support and start falling to the ground. In that case, the person cannot reach out for a desk, table, or any other stable objects within his reach.
+
+
+[WALK] <bedroom> (1)
+[WALK] <chair> (1)
+[SIT] <chair> (1)
+[FALLSIT] <chair> (1)