2015
DOI: 10.1016/j.gaitpost.2015.01.008
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Interpretation of postural control may change due to data processing techniques

Abstract: Postural control is commonly assessed by quantifying center of pressure (CoP) variability during quiet stance. CoP data is traditionally filtered prior to analysis. However, some researchers suggest filtering may lead to undesirable consequences. Further, sampling frequency may also affect CoP analysis, as filtering CoP signals of different sampling frequencies may influence variability metrics. This study examined the influence of sampling frequency and filtering on metrics that index the magnitude and struct… Show more

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“…Center of pressure displacement time series data were collected at 100 Hz (leading to 3,000 data points per trial) and filtered with a fifth-order low-pass Butterworth filter using a 5-Hz cutoff, congruent with previous research (Kuznetsov, Bonnette, Gao, & Riley, 2013;Rhea, Kiefer, Wright, Raisbeck, & Haran, 2015;Ruhe, Fejer, & Walker, 2010) and clinical stabilometry guidelines (Scoppa, Capra, Gallamini, & Shiffer, 2013). This paper focuses only on mediallateral (ML) data because ML postural control has been previously associated with fall risk in older adults (Maki, Holliday, & Topper, 1994).…”
Section: Data Collection and Processingmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Center of pressure displacement time series data were collected at 100 Hz (leading to 3,000 data points per trial) and filtered with a fifth-order low-pass Butterworth filter using a 5-Hz cutoff, congruent with previous research (Kuznetsov, Bonnette, Gao, & Riley, 2013;Rhea, Kiefer, Wright, Raisbeck, & Haran, 2015;Ruhe, Fejer, & Walker, 2010) and clinical stabilometry guidelines (Scoppa, Capra, Gallamini, & Shiffer, 2013). This paper focuses only on mediallateral (ML) data because ML postural control has been previously associated with fall risk in older adults (Maki, Holliday, & Topper, 1994).…”
Section: Data Collection and Processingmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The sensitivity of nonlinear dynamics analysis of postural control COP measurements on sampling frequency and signal filtering has been shown by Rhea et al . 30 . In the study presented here, minimum noise (SD: 0.05 mm) was obtained by setting the force plate measurement range to the lowest possible values for these measurements.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Além disso, em contraste com outras técnicas não-lineares que exigem series temporais de longa duração e/ou periodicidade rigorosa (como expoentes de Lyapunov e estabilidade orbital [11,12]), a RQA pode fornecer informações úteis sobre o padrão e a estrutura da dinâmica do sistema, mesmo para dados de curta duração e não estacionários. A vantagem da análise por RQA está na sua independência de pressupostos e restrições que afetam outras análises, além de não exigir pré-filtragem do sinal, eliminando o problema da descaracterização dos indicadores da RQA [7]. …”
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“…Entre os principais indicadores de estabilidade e variabilidade estão a Raiz Quadrática Média (RMS), os expoentes de Lyapunov, a entropia amostral (SampEn), a dimensão de correlação, a dimensão de Higuche e a análise de quantificação de recorrência (RQA) [6][7][8]. Porém, como mostrado nos trabalhos [6][7][8], estes indicadores se mostram sensíveis a diversos parâmetros relacionados ao processo de aquisição, sendo estes o tamanho da amostra, a frequência de amostragem, o tipo do experimento, a variável analisada, o ruído.…”
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