Activity classification using foot contact force features from instrumented insoles

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We examined the discriminant ability of features extracted from walking and running contact force data using instrumented insoles in order to optimize future classification model accuracy. Twenty-seven subjects walked and ran on four treadmills with varying deck stiffness at both self-selected and controlled speeds. After analysing 9 features, we found that stance time and log energy entropy are the most effective classification features.
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UCB1555
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