In one Parkinson patient, higher occlusion produced the smallest longitudinal shift in PCA gait latent space over 11 weeks while immediate performance stayed comparable, supporting a viability level focused on sustained organization.
Free-living gait characteristics in ageing and Parkinson’s disease: impact of environment and ambulatory bout length
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In one Parkinsonian subject, a neural network approximates the observed shift in PCA gait latent space between two sessions across six occlusal conditions.
In a single Parkinson's patient, gait conditions with comparable linear performance metrics showed different temporal organizations in dynamical state space and unsupervised latent embeddings when vertical occlusion dimension was varied.
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From Organization to Viability: A Multi-Level Analysis of Gait Dynamics Under Occlusal Constraint
In one Parkinson patient, higher occlusion produced the smallest longitudinal shift in PCA gait latent space over 11 weeks while immediate performance stayed comparable, supporting a viability level focused on sustained organization.
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From Observed Viability to Internal Predictive Approximation: A Single-Subject Latent-Space Analysis of Gait Dynamics Under Occlusal Constraint
In one Parkinsonian subject, a neural network approximates the observed shift in PCA gait latent space between two sessions across six occlusal conditions.
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Observable Performance Does Not Fully Reflect System Organization: A Multi-Level Analysis of Gait Dynamics Under Occlusal Constraint
In a single Parkinson's patient, gait conditions with comparable linear performance metrics showed different temporal organizations in dynamical state space and unsupervised latent embeddings when vertical occlusion dimension was varied.