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An Integrationless Optimization Method for IMU-Based Human Motion Measurement

Bhateja, 2022

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12772712081122075329
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Bhateja A
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Ideally, rehabilitation of neuromusculoskeletal impairments would involve repeated measurement of a patient's movement capabilities and limitations, facilitating patient assessment throughout the treatment process. While optical motion capture systems are …
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