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Anomalous Gait Feature Classification From 3-D Motion Capture Data.

Suil Jeon, Kyoung Min Lee, Seungbum Koo

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Area of Science:

Biomechanics and Movement Science
Computational Health Science
Medical Diagnostics

Background:

Gait kinematics are influenced by age, anthropometry, gender, and disease.
Early detection of anomalous gait features is crucial for diagnosing and managing gait-related disorders.
Current gait analysis methods may lack the specificity to identify multiple distinct gait abnormalities simultaneously.

Purpose of the Study:

To develop and validate a machine learning approach for the automated classification of five specific anomalous gait features.
To utilize three-dimensional (3D) gait kinematics data for robust gait analysis.
To create a system capable of identifying toe-out, genu varum, pes planus, hindfoot valgus, and forward head posture.

Main Methods:

Acquisition of gait data and corresponding feature labels from 488 subjects.
Dimensionality reduction of human body segment orientations during gait using a variational autoencoder to create a latent gait vector.
Training a two-layer neural network with logistic regression to classify five anomalous gait features and compute an anomalous gait feature vector (AGFV).

Main Results:

The proposed neural network achieved high balanced accuracies: 92.9% for forward head posture, 85.9% for hindfoot valgus, 82.8% for toe-out, 80.2% for pes planus, and 73.2% for genu varum.
The method demonstrated the capability to detect multiple anomalous gait features concurrently.
The anomalous gait feature vector (AGFV) provides a more detailed output compared to single-value indices like the gait deviation index.

Conclusions:

The developed machine learning method is feasible for screening individuals with anomalous gait features using 3D motion capture data.
This approach offers a practical advantage by identifying multiple gait abnormalities, unlike traditional single-value gait indices.
The study confirms the potential of AI-driven analysis of kinematic data for enhanced gait disorder diagnosis and management.