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Mood, Depressive Illness and Gait Patterns
The Canadian Journal of Psychiatry, 1987This study measures the ground force patterns of 87 normal, older adults. It tests the hypothesis that there is a relation between a subject's mood as measured by the Beck Inventory, and the ground reaction forces as measured by a force plate during normal gait.
L, Sloman +4 more
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Gait recognition with Transient Binary Patterns
Journal of Visual Communication and Image Representation, 2015Transient Binary Patterns of gait sequence.Inherently combines both appearance information and temporal information.Less sensitive to silhouette noise in individual frames. In this work, we present a combination of spatiotemporal approach and texture descriptors to extract the temporal patterns in gait cycles.
Chin-Poo Lee +2 more
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Singular spectrum analysis for gait patterns
2013 IEEE International Conference on Body Sensor Networks, 2013This paper proposes a new approach to gait pattern analysis based on acceleration signals during different walking conditions. Instead of applying traditional classification techniques, the proposed method looks into the characteristics of acceleration signals.
Delaram Jarchi, Guang-Zhong Yang
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Transitions To and From Asymmetrical Gait Patterns
Journal of Motor Behavior, 2004Asymmetrical gait patterns such as the gallop provide insight into the complexity of human locomotion. The nature of spontaneous (e.g., walk-run), quasi-spontaneous (e.g., gallop-walk), and intentional (e.g., walk-gallop) transitions was analyzed in 2 ways in the present study.
Getchell, Nancy, Whitall, Jill
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Female gait patterns: The influence of footwear
Ergonomics, 1987The two horizontal orthogonal ground reaction forces, mediolateral (Fx) and antero-posterior (Fy), together with limb segment displacements, were recorded simultaneously during gait from 24 female subjects aged 18–29 years. Recordings were made for each subject barefoot and when wearing each of four different pairs of shoes: soft-soled, rigid-soled ...
R W, Soames, A A, Evans
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Characteristic Patterns of Gait in the Healthy Old
Annals of the New York Academy of Sciences, 1988If the influences of aging processes on gait are to be understood, gerontologists must become better versed in experimental methodology appropriate to locomotion research. They must also begin to conduct experiments that move beyond mere description. Systematic research efforts that are interdisciplinary in nature and that incorporate several types of ...
D D, Larish, P E, Martin, M, Mungiole
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Linear predictive modelling of gait patterns
2009 IEEE International Conference on Acoustics, Speech and Signal Processing, 2009The use of a wearable triaxial accelerometer for unsupervised monitoring of human movement has become a major research focus in recent years. In this paper, the relationship between accelerometry signals and human gait is analysed using a linear prediction (LP) model. We explore the use of the LP model for analysing five gait patterns and show that the
Ronny K. Ibrahim +3 more
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2010
Horse racing is a popular sport in many countries for racing on the flat, over obstacles, and with carts, because of the associated gambling. The wide range of bets available have attracted wide academic interest in predicting the outcomes, testing for efficiency of the betting markets, constructing betting systems, and predicting the turnover.
Abernethy, AB, Lu, WW
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Horse racing is a popular sport in many countries for racing on the flat, over obstacles, and with carts, because of the associated gambling. The wide range of bets available have attracted wide academic interest in predicting the outcomes, testing for efficiency of the betting markets, constructing betting systems, and predicting the turnover.
Abernethy, AB, Lu, WW
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Normative childhood EMG gait patterns
Journal of Orthopaedic Research, 1987AbstractThe population characteristics of the linear envelopes of the electromyograms measured from seven lower extremity muscles in children were studied during locomotion. The variability and changes in pattern with respect to walking speed and age were investigated using statistical properties and analysis of variance of the envelopes.
R, Shiavi +4 more
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Quantifying gait patterns in Parkinson's disease
13th International Conference on Medical Information Processing and Analysis, 2017Parkinson’s disease (PD) is constituted by a set of motor symptoms, namely tremor, rigidity, and bradykinesia, which are usually described but not quantified. This work proposes an objective characterization of PD gait patterns by approximating the single stance phase a single grounded pendulum.
Mónica Romero +2 more
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