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Method to collect ground truth data for walking speed in real-world environments: description and validation

2019-02-28

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<h4>Background: </h4> Physical activity (PA) is increasingly being recognized as a major factor related to the development or prevention of many diseases, as an intervention to cure or delay disease and for patient assessment in diagnostics, as a clinical outcome measure or clinical trial endpoint. Thus, wearable sensors and signal algorithms to monitor PA in the free-living environment (real-world) are becoming p...

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147f2e26-f907-558a-bce9-757d0cee67d4
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10.7287/peerj.preprints.27558v1
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