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A nonlinear dynamics-based estimator for functional electrical stimulation: Preliminary results from lower-leg extension experiments

Allen et al., 2017

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8439531420349871645
Author
Allen M
Zhong Q
Kirsch N
Dani A
Clark W
Sharma N
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IEEE Transactions on Neural Systems and Rehabilitation Engineering

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Miniature inertial measurement units (IMUs) are wearable sensors that measure limb segment or joint angles during dynamic movements. However, IMUs are generally prone to drift, external magnetic interference, and measurement noise. This paper presents a new …
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