Automatic Classification of Barefoot and Shod Populations Based on the Foot Metrics and Plantar Pressure Patterns

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Automatic Classification of Barefoot and Shod Populations Based on the Foot Metrics and Plantar Pressure Patterns

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<jats:p>The human being’s locomotion under the barefoot condition enables normal foot function and lower limb biomechanical performance from a biological evolution perspective. No study has demonstrated the specific differences between habitually barefoot and shod cohorts based on foot morphology and dynamic plantar pressure during walking and running. The present study aimed to assess and classify foot metrics and dynamic plantar pressure patterns of barefoot and shod people via machine lear...

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2022-03-23

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Xiang, Liangliang / Gu, Yaodong / Mei, Qichang / Wang, Alan / Shim, Vickie / Fernandez, Justin

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https://hdl.handle.net/2292/59323

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Clinical Research / 0699 Other Biological Sciences / 0903 Biomedical Engineering / 1004 Medical Biotechnology

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