BACKGROUND/AIM: Three-dimensional kinematic measures of gait are routinely used in
clinical gait analysis and provide a key outcome measure for gait research and clinical …

Introduction Brand's four reasons for clinical tests and his analysis of the characteristics of
valid biomechanical tests for use in orthopaedics are taken as a basis for determining what …

Measures of human movement dynamics can predict outcomes like injury risk or
musculoskeletal disease progression. However, these measures are rarely quantified in …

Large datasets are the cornerstone of recent advances in computer vision using deep
learning. In contrast, existing human motion capture (mocap) datasets are small and the …

Kinematic analysis is a useful and widespread tool used in research and clinical
biomechanics for the quantification of human movement. Common marker-based optical …

Joint centers and axes of rotation (joint parameters) are central to all branches of movement
analysis. In gait analysis, the standard protocol used to determine hip and knee joint …

Human movement analysis still suffers from the weakness of the currently used protocols for
data collection and reduction. Reliable data comparisons and precise functional assessment …

During the last decade markerless motion capture techniques have gained an increasing
interest in the biomechanics community. In the clinical field, however, the application of …

Data collection and reduction procedures, coherently structured in protocols, are necessary
in gait analysis to make kinematic and kinetic measurements clinically comprehensible. The …

Gait analysis is a valuable tool in the evaluation of children and adults with movement
disorders. The data produced from gait analysis, however, is not necessarily free of errors …