Standardizing Analytic Methods and Reporting in Activity Monitor Validation Studies

Overview of attention for article published in Medicine and Science in Sports & Exercise, March 2019

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@GeekNfit @AntoninAtger @NathLarigaldie Bon bah 22% de mesures d’équivalence en kiné sur les mesures avec accéléromètres par exemple. C’est PAS BEAUCOUP https://t.co/hoQGlIzcWv

RT @PeterDuking: Awesome! @MSSEonline published a paper on standardization in evaluative studies on #Wearables https://t.co/fez3yGfF3D. T…

Today's reading highlight is from @GregWelk. It is really relevant to discussions we had at the Manchester Digital Epidemiology summer school: how to interpret validity studies of consumer wearables that claim to measure some metric of activity @WGDixon…

RT @SPrinceWare: Do you do work evaluating the validity of wearable? New guidelines proposed for standardizing analytic methods and reporti…

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