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Machrowska et al., 2019 - Google Patents

Diagnostic factors for opened and closed kinematic chain of vibroarthrography signals

Machrowska et al., 2019

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1972002700926284150
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Machrowska A
Karpiński R
Krakowski P
Jonak J
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Applied Computer Science

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The paper presents results of preliminary research of vibroarthrography signals recorded from one healthy volunteer. The tests were carried out for the open and closed kinematic chain in the range of motion 90–0–90. Analysis included initial signal filtration using the …
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