Sethi et al., 2024 - Google Patents
Multi‐feature gait analysis approach using deep learning in constraint‐free environmentSethi et al., 2024
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- 2004182681199274013
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- Sethi D
- Prakash C
- Bharti S
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- Expert Systems
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A quantitative gait assessment system is crucial for clinical analysis and decision‐making. Such rigorous evaluation involves costly clinical setups and domain experts for observation and analysis. To circumvent such constraints, the proposed work is conducted in a …
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