Pearson's correlation coefficients between force intermittency characteristics and muscular oscillations.
- Yi-Ching Chen (464980)
- Yen-Ting Lin (464981)
- Chien-Ting Huang (295497)
- Chia-Li Shih (464982)
- Zong-Ru Yang (464983)
- Ing-Shiou Hwang (295498)
Publication date
September 2013
DOIAbstract
1<p>RMS_<sub>PM</sub> represents root mean square of primary movement.</p>2<p>RMS_<sub>FI</sub> represents root mean square of force intermittency profile.</p>3<p>R<sub>PM/FI</sub> represents amplitude ration of primary movement relative to force intermittency profile.</p>4<p>MSE_<sub>LTS</sub> represents multi-scale entropy area of low time scale 1–25.</p>5<p>MSE_<sub>HTS</sub> represents multi-scale entropy area of high time scale 26–60.</p>6<p>MSE_<sub>All</sub> represents multi-scale entropy area of overall time scale 1–60.</p>7<p>The shaded area indicates a significant level of correlation coefficient. (<sup>*</sup>: <i>P</i><.05;<sup> **</sup>: <i>P</i><.005).</p
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