Comparison of four methods for determining the cut-off frequency of accelerometer signals in able-bodied individuals and ACL ruptured subjects
Abstract
Selecting the appropriate cut-off frequency to filter triaxial accelerometric data is a challenging issue in gait analyses. It reduces soft tissues artifacts and the variability in the kinematic data waveform from able-bodied and physically impaired gaits. Are cut-off frequencies estimated by four filtering methods similar along each axis of a triaxial accelerometer and for able-bodied subjects and those with an anterior cruciate ligament...
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Title
Comparison of four methods for determining the cut-off frequency of accelerometer signals in able-bodied individuals and ACL ruptured subjects
Published Date
Jul 1, 2020
Journal
Volume
80
Pages
217 - 222
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