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Human lower extremity joint moment prediction: A wavelet neural network approach

Ardestani et al., 2014

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8619664120696814837
Author
Ardestani M
Zhang X
Wang L
Lian Q
Liu Y
He J
Li D
Jin Z
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Expert Systems with Applications

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Joint moment is one of the most important factors in human gait analysis. It can be calculated using multi body dynamics but might not be straight forward. This study had two main purposes; firstly, to develop a generic multi-dimensional wavelet neural network (WNN) as a …
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