<p>a) Normal speed (<i>a1</i> Older adults and <i>a2</i> Young adults); b) Slow speed (<i>b1</i> Older adults and <i>b2</i> Young adults); c) Fast speed (<i>c1</i> Older adults and <i>c2</i> Young adults). Dashed lines represent mean bias differences; Solid lines represent 95% prediction intervals.</p
<p>Panels A, B, and C show stacked bar plots plotting categorical discrepancy—the proportions of run...
<p>Percentage of scans in each category in different age groups, showing inadequate results (1a), ab...
<p><b>A:</b> One representative subject showing instantaneous velocity for the 6 trials performed wi...
<p>A) ActiGraph with low frequency extension (AG-LFE) and ActiGraph with normal filter (AG-N), B) AG...
<p>The figure also includes the best fitting estimated d derived by double variate square error mini...
<p>Percentiles 5%, 10%, 25%, 50%, 75%, 90% and 95% of 6MWT were estimated for different values of ag...
<p>The upper dotted line represents the 25th percentile of brisk walking, and the lower dotted line ...
Performance plotted against dissimilarity, allowing features to be directly compared for older adult...
<p>The mean difference (bias) is −0.13 breaths/min and the standard deviation (SD) is 1.98 breaths/m...
<p>Values are expressed as the mean ± standard deviation in the whole study population and in the tw...
Bland-Altman plot showing mean difference (solid line) and 95% limits of agreement (dashed lines) be...
<p>Each box-whisker plot depicts one condition. Grey horizontal line depicts median value, notches c...
<p>Forest plots for effect size of high stride time variability A) in cognitively healthy individual...
Questions: What are comfortable gait speed values for apparently healthy adults? How do these differ...
<p>Box plot of the RT<sub>SPEED</sub> (msec) for the cognitively healthy older adult controls (Old) ...
<p>Panels A, B, and C show stacked bar plots plotting categorical discrepancy—the proportions of run...
<p>Percentage of scans in each category in different age groups, showing inadequate results (1a), ab...
<p><b>A:</b> One representative subject showing instantaneous velocity for the 6 trials performed wi...
<p>A) ActiGraph with low frequency extension (AG-LFE) and ActiGraph with normal filter (AG-N), B) AG...
<p>The figure also includes the best fitting estimated d derived by double variate square error mini...
<p>Percentiles 5%, 10%, 25%, 50%, 75%, 90% and 95% of 6MWT were estimated for different values of ag...
<p>The upper dotted line represents the 25th percentile of brisk walking, and the lower dotted line ...
Performance plotted against dissimilarity, allowing features to be directly compared for older adult...
<p>The mean difference (bias) is −0.13 breaths/min and the standard deviation (SD) is 1.98 breaths/m...
<p>Values are expressed as the mean ± standard deviation in the whole study population and in the tw...
Bland-Altman plot showing mean difference (solid line) and 95% limits of agreement (dashed lines) be...
<p>Each box-whisker plot depicts one condition. Grey horizontal line depicts median value, notches c...
<p>Forest plots for effect size of high stride time variability A) in cognitively healthy individual...
Questions: What are comfortable gait speed values for apparently healthy adults? How do these differ...
<p>Box plot of the RT<sub>SPEED</sub> (msec) for the cognitively healthy older adult controls (Old) ...
<p>Panels A, B, and C show stacked bar plots plotting categorical discrepancy—the proportions of run...
<p>Percentage of scans in each category in different age groups, showing inadequate results (1a), ab...
<p><b>A:</b> One representative subject showing instantaneous velocity for the 6 trials performed wi...