Peak wrist vector-magnitude acceleration
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- Humans1
Associations
1Peak platform vertical acceleration
upin humans1
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Peak platform vertical acceleration
upin humans1
Peak wrist vector-magnitude acceleration predicts peak platform vertical acceleration in humans (R2 = 0.443, MAE = 5.83 m·s−2, RMSE = 7.99 m·s−2).
Humansleave-one-subject-out cross-validation during maximal countermovement jumps with body massfemalesn = 37
Archives of osteoporosis3 Sep 2026
Peak wrist vector-magnitude acceleration is associated with peak platform vertical acceleration in humans.
Humansduring maximal countermovement jumpsfemalesn = 37
Archives of osteoporosis3 Sep 2026
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