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Biomechanics And Motor Control Of Human Movement

Human movement analysis using stereophotogrammetry. Part 1: theoretical background.

A new statistic has been developed to quantify the amount of regularity in data. This statistic, ApEn (approximate entropy), appears to have potential application throughout medicine, notably in electrocardiogram and related heart rate data analyses and in the analysis of endocrine hormone release pulsatility. The focus of this article is ApEn. We commence with a simple example of what we are trying to discern. We then discuss exact regularity statistics and practical difficulties of using them in data analysis. The mathematic formula development for ApEn concludes the Solution section. We next discuss the two key input requirements, followed by an account of a pilot study successfully applying ApEn to neonatal heart rate analysis. We conclude with the important topic of ApEn as a relative (not absolute) measure, potential applications, and some caveats about appropriate usage of ApEn. Appendix A provides example ApEn and entropy computations to develop intuition about these measures. Appendix B contains a Fortran program for computing ApEn. This article can be read from at least three viewpoints. The practitioner who wishes to use a "black box" to measure regularity should concentrate on the exact formula, choices for the two input variables, potential applications, and caveats about appropriate usage. The physician who wishes to apply ApEn to heart rate analysis should particularly note the pilot study discussion. The more mathematically inclined reader will benefit from discussions of the relative (comparative) property of ApEn and from Appendix A.

A regularity statistic for medical data analysis

Human movement analysis using stereophotogrammetry. Part 2: instrumental errors.

Assessment of the ankle muscle co-contraction during normal gait: a surface electromyography study.

The aim of this work is to determine whether postural sway can be well described by nonlinear deterministic modelling. Since the results of nonlinear analysis depend on experimental data processing, emphasis was given to the assessment of a proper methodology to process posturographic data. Centre of Pressure (CoP) anterior-posterior (AP) displacements (stabilogram) were obtained by static posturography tests performed on control subjects. A nonlinear determinism test was applied to investigate the nature of data. A nonlinear filtering method allowed us to estimate properly the parameters of the nonlinear model without altering signal dynamics. The largest Lyapunov exponent (LLE) was estimated to quantify the chaotic behaviour of postural sway. LLE values were found to be positive although close to zero. This suggests that postural sway derives from a process exhibiting weakly chaotic dynamics.

Nonlinear analysis of posturographic data

Gender differences in the myoelectric activity of lower limb muscles in young healthy subjects during walking

Assessment of the activation modalities of gastrocnemius lateralis and tibialis anterior during gait: A statistical analysis

Correctly identifying gait phases is a prerequisite to achieve a spatial/temporal characterization of muscular recruitment during walking. Recent approaches have addressed this issue by applying machine learning techniques to treadmill-walking data. We propose a deep learning approach for surface electromyographic (sEMG)-based classification of stance/swing phases and prediction of the foot–floor-contact signal in more natural walking conditions (similar to everyday walking ones), overcoming constraints of a controlled environment, such as treadmill walking. To this aim, sEMG signals were acquired from eight lower-limb muscles in about 10.000 strides from 23 healthy adults during level ground walking, following an eight-shaped path including natural deceleration, reversing, curve, and acceleration. By means of an extensive evaluation, we show that using a multi layer perceptron to learn hidden features provides state of the art performances while avoiding features engineering. Results, indeed, showed an average classification accuracy of 94.9 for learned subjects and 93.4 for unlearned ones, while mean absolute difference ( ± S D ) between phase transitions timing predictions and footswitch data was 21.6 ms and 38.1 ms for heel-strike and toe off, respectively. The suitable performance achieved by the proposed method suggests that it could be successfully used to automatically classify gait phases and predict foot–floor-contact signal from sEMG signals during level ground walking.

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Sandro Fioretti

Papers

Assessment of the ankle muscle co-contraction during normal gait: a surface electromyography study.

Nonlinear analysis of posturographic data

Gender differences in the myoelectric activity of lower limb muscles in young healthy subjects during walking

Assessment of the activation modalities of gastrocnemius lateralis and tibialis anterior during gait: A statistical analysis

A Deep Learning Approach to EMG-Based Classification of Gait Phases during Level Ground Walking