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Inertial measurement units (IMUs) can accurately monitor post-stroke rehabilitation activities. Combining accelerometer and gyroscope data from both limbs achieved 100% accuracy in classifying three gait activities and 94% for five.

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  • Rehabilitation Technology
  • Wearable Sensors

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  • Inertial measurement units (IMUs) show promise for monitoring daily activities in post-stroke rehabilitation.
  • Previous research used IMU sensor features for activity classification in large datasets.

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  • To develop and evaluate k-nearest neighbor classifiers for identifying post-stroke gait activities using IMU data.
  • To compare classification accuracy for three and five distinct gait activities.

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  • Developed nine k-nearest neighbor cross-validated classifiers using frequency-domain features from shank-mounted IMUs.
  • Utilized data from both less-affected and affected limbs of stroke survivors.
  • Evaluated classifiers on two datasets: three gait activities and five gait activities (including stepping patterns).

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  • Highest classification accuracy achieved using features from both accelerometer and gyroscope on both limbs.
  • 100% accuracy for classifying three gait activities (overground walking, stair ascent/descent).
  • 94% accuracy for classifying five gait activities, distinguishing between step-over-step and step-by-step patterns.

Conclusions:

  • IMU-based motion analysis, particularly using combined limb data, is highly effective for classifying post-stroke gait activities.
  • This technology can support remote monitoring and personalized rehabilitation strategies for stroke survivors.