Behavior estimation apparatus, behavior estimation method, and computer readable medium

A behavior estimation method comprising:

• estimating a plurality of basic actions of a user based on sensing information that is detected by a detection unit, the detection unit being attached to the user and being configured to detect the sensing information used to estimate the basic actions of the user;
• estimating, based on basic action data in which the plurality of basic actions thus estimated is arranged in chronological order, behavior data in which a plurality of higher-level behaviors made of a combination of the basic actions is arranged in chronological order;
• assigning, to each of the plurality of higher-level behaviors constituting the behavior data, any one of a plurality of work behaviors each indicating a behavior related to a work, so as to acquire work data in which the plurality of work behaviors is arranged in chronological order;
• evaluating whether the work data satisfies a predetermined standard;
• determining, when the work data satisfies the predetermined standard, the work behavior assigned to each of the higher-level behaviors constituting the behavior data as the work behavior corresponding to the higher-level behavior;
• and
• displaying information according to the determination made in the determining.

A non-transitory computer readable medium including programmed instructions, wherein the instructions, when executed by a computer, cause the computer to execute:

• estimating a plurality of basic actions of a user based on sensing information that is detected by a detection unit, the detection unit being attached to the user and being configured to detect the sensing information used to estimate the basic actions of the user;
• estimating behavior data in which a plurality of higher-level behaviors made of a combination of the basic actions is arranged in chronological order, based on basic action data in which the plurality of basic actions;
• assigning any one of a plurality of work behaviors each indicating a behavior related to a work to each of the higher-level behaviors, so as to acquire work data in which the plurality of work behaviors is arranged in chronological order;
• evaluating whether the work data satisfies a predetermined standard;
• determining, when the work data satisfies the predetermined standard, a name of the work behavior assigned to each of the higher-level behaviors constituting the behavior data as the work behavior corresponding to the higher-level behavior;
• and
• displaying information according to the name by the determining.