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Modelling finger force produced from different tasks using linear mixed models with lme R function

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Table 13: Estimated mean levels of the location- location-finger crossing groups.
Table 15: Extract of the R output for contrat analysis for comparing each finger force  inten-sity between locations (group1=ExtP3/FlexP3
Figure 1: Finger force intensity by location (left ExtP3, centre FlexP3, right ExtP1), by subject (on the x axis) and finger (blue circle for index, red triangle for middle, green plus for ring and magenta times for little).
Figure 2: Pairwise scatter plots of force intensity measures for each pair of fingers (circle ExtP3, triangle FlexP3, plus ExtP1)
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