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Capturing the Cranio-Caudal Signature of a Turn with Inertial Measurement Systems: Methods, Parameters Robustness and Reliability

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FIGURE 1 | Setup, protocol, and methodology. (A) Spatial schematic of a 10-m Timed-Up-and-Go (TUG) task
FIGURE 2 | Sigma-log normal model conceptual framework. (A) Upon initiation of a turn, a first command is sent to the neuromuscular system (NMS) to initiate the head motion
TABLE 1 | Turn cranio-caudal signature metrics.
FIGURE 3 | Cranio-Caudal Signature Determination. The proposed cranio-caudal signature approach is composed of both the analysis of the relative head to trunk angle achieved during the turn and the head to trunk relative angular velocity profile, modeled w
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