Center of pressure
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- In silico1
Associations
1Mini-BESTest scores
upin silico1
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Mini-BESTest scores
upin silico1
Center of pressure predicts Mini-BESTest scores in silico (r = 0.758, R2 = 0.574, MAE 1.979).
In silicofoam surface with eyes open, second trial, first 30 s of data with clinical metadata30 sn = 163
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