Application of Dynamic Mode Decomposition to Characterize Temporal Evolution of Plantar Pressures from Walkway Sensor Data in Women with Cancer
Kangjun Seo,
Hazem H. Refai,
Elizabeth S. Hile
Abstract:Pressure sensor-impregnated walkways transform a person’s footfalls into spatiotemporal signals that may be sufficiently complex to inform emerging artificial intelligence (AI) applications in healthcare. Key consistencies within these plantar signals show potential to uniquely identify a person, and to distinguish groups with and without neuromotor pathology. Evidence shows that plantar pressure distributions are altered in aging and diabetic peripheral neuropathy, but less is known about pressure dynamics in… Show more
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