Manuscript

Multimodal LLM Framework for Context-Aware Locomotion Prediction in Construction Exoskeletons

Asif Faisal Chowdhury, Ehsan Ahmadi, Chao Wang

94.3% reported classification accuracy

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Research summary

94.3% reported accuracy with local perception, API reasoning, and a clarification gate.

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Selected finding

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Representative command-event run

35 command events. Seven classes with five events each; 33/35 reported correct; paper describes three runs and five scenarios.

Reported classification accuracy

Reported in source

Reported classification accuracy, Representative run: 94.3%.

Data table
Reported classification accuracy. 33 correct predictions out of 35 command events in the representative run.
ConditionValue
Representative run94.3%

Denominator: 33 correct predictions out of 35 command events in the representative run.

Adapted from Multimodal LLM Framework for Context-Aware Locomotion Prediction in Construction Exoskeletons, Table 1; Figure 3 caption; evaluation text.

Source and methodOpen approved PDF

Evaluation Scope & Methodology

Samples, denominators, uncertainty, sources and limits

Approach

Keep the representative 35-event result separate from multi-run claims and distinguish model output from clarification-corrected output.

Results and scope belong to the related case study, Context-aware locomotion prediction.

Cohorts and samples

CohortSampleDefinition
Representative command-event run35 command eventsSeven classes with five events each; 33/35 reported correct; paper describes three runs and five scenarios.
Reported latency evaluationNot stated in a structured countFigure 3 caption reports latency quantiles. Event-level timing export and exact event denominator are not supplied.

Reported measures

MeasureUnitCohortDenominatorUncertaintyEvidence
Reported classification accuracyPercentRepresentative command-event run33 correct predictions out of 35 command events in the representative runNone reportedReported in source
Median end-to-end latencySecondsReported latency evaluationEvent-level latency observations summarized in Figure 3; exact count requires exportNone reportedReported in source
95th-percentile end-to-end latencySecondsReported latency evaluationEvent-level latency observations summarized in Figure 3; exact count requires exportNone reportedReported in source

Limitations

  • Simulated live evaluation from recorded scenarios, not a field safety trial.
  • The reasoning step uses an external API; the whole system is not offline.
  • A 35-event representative run does not establish calibrated uncertainty.
  • Event-level timings are needed to reconstruct a latency distribution.

Sources

  • Multimodal LLM Framework for Context-Aware Locomotion Prediction in Construction Exoskeletons, Table 1; Figure 3 caption; evaluation text (Supplied manuscript reviewed November 2026). Open approved PDF

Cite this record

Asif Faisal Chowdhury, Ehsan Ahmadi, Chao Wang. Multimodal LLM Framework for Context-Aware Locomotion Prediction in Construction Exoskeletons. Manuscript.

Formatted from the supplied manuscript. Publisher metadata has not been verified, so no BibTeX is offered yet.

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