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Assessment of a novel deep learning-based marker-less motion capture system for gait study

Vafadar et al., 2022

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7967459397372593033
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Vafadar S
Skalli W
Bonnet-Lebrun A
Assi A
Gajny L
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Gait & Posture

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Background Marker-less systems based on digital video cameras and deep learning for gait analysis could have a deep impact in clinical routine. A recently developed system has shown promising results in terms of joint center position but has not been yet evaluated in …
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