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Using Ground Reaction Forces To Predict Fatigue In Treadmill Running: A Machine Learning Approach

2021-12-28

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The analysis of running patterns, especially those associated with fatigue, can help specialists in designing more efficient workouts and preventing injuries in high-performance sports. However, classifying running patterns is not trivial for humans. An interesting alternative is to use Machine Learning methods, such as Artificial Neural Networks (ANNs), to classify running patterns. In this work, ground reaction...

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Literature Corpus work: f58a3dde-e0f3-5c53-9b29-54082aa3450f
DOI: 10.21203/rs.3.rs-1197224/v1

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