Research on the electromyography-based pattern recognition for inter-limb coordination in human crawling motion
Chengxiang Li,
Xiang Chen,
Xu Zhang
et al.
Abstract:Aiming to provide a feasible crawling motion analysis method for clinical application, this study introduced electromyography (EMG)-based motion intention recognition technology into the pattern recognition of inter-limb coordination during human crawling for the first time. Eight inter-limb coordination modes (ILCMs) were defined. Ten adult participants were recruited, and each participant performed hands-knees crawling at low, medium, and fast speeds in self-selected ILCMs and the eight predefined ILCMs, res… Show more
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