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Estimation model for lower extremity strength using gait movement measured with inertial sensor considering
Abstract:
In this study, we propose a method for estimating lower extremity strength from daily gait movement. Gait movement is affected by sex and gait environment. Therefore, we examined correlation coefficient between lower extremity strength and gait movement based on sex and environment and created models for estimating lower extremity strength. As a result, when only male or female data were used for model constructing, the correlation coefficient between estimates and actual measurements of lower extremity strength were approximately 0.7 and the precision had a mean absolute error of approximately 0.1 N/kg. The accuracy of the estimates was higher than that when sex was considered.

