Hurst exponent
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no changein humans1
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Older-adults
no changein humans1
Older-adults have no effect on Hurst exponent in humans.
“Age did not affect H for either measure, nor the number of cycles per trial.”
Human trialwobble-board performance
Wobble-board dynamics as a scalable assay of long-latency reflex function in aging
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