An Investigation of Pain Related Disability with Movement Quantity and Quality in Pre-Professional Dancers
This thesis explored the relationship between dancers' movement quantity and quality with pain outcomes. Machine learning models applied to wearable sensor data that were capable of field-based, objective quantification of dancers' movement quantity and quality were developed. This system...
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Curtin University
2021
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| Online Access: | http://hdl.handle.net/20.500.11937/88432 |
| Summary: | This thesis explored the relationship between dancers' movement quantity and quality with pain outcomes. Machine learning models applied to wearable sensor data that were capable of field-based, objective quantification of dancers' movement quantity and quality were developed. This system was used in a longitudinal, field-based study to explore the relationship of pre-professional, female dancers movement quantity and quality with pain and pain related disability. |
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