Gait analysis algorithm in neurodegenerative diseases
Gait Anaylsis is an established method of evaluating the motion of a person, which aids in the diagnosis of various illnesses. In the current state, gait analysis is carried out by a trained professional in a medical facility. This means that patients will face the usual problems plaguing the hea...
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Nanyang Technological University
2024
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Summary: | Gait Anaylsis is an established method of evaluating the motion of a person, which aids
in the diagnosis of various illnesses. In the current state, gait analysis is carried out
by a trained professional in a medical facility. This means that patients will face the
usual problems plaguing the healthcare system, such as long appointment times, therefore
resulting in delayed or missed diagnosis which adversely affects the patient. To address
the aforementioned problems, in recent years research efforts has gone into automating
the diagnostics pipeline, through the use of Artificial Intelligence or creating tailored
algorithms using sensor data.
In the specific realm of using computer vision to classify pathological gaits, data in
the form of gait videos are often difficult to obtain as it often involves patient details
and are highly controlled, it is therefore a demanding task to collect sufficient gait data
for training unless the researcher is able to form collaborations with specific healthcare
institutions.
This work is thus focused on generating high quality artificial gait data through the
use of Generative Adversarial Networks, which is shown to be able to generate data that
has high semblance to real training data. A new metric is also proposed to measure the
quality of gait data generated and various methods are evaluated to understand if it can
bring about improvements in the quality of data generated. |
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