Comparison of methods of derivation of the yank-time signal from the vertical ground reaction force–time signal for identification of movement-related events

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RT @TonyBlazevich: 1/2 Latest paper from Dr Sahrom, showing Savitzky-Golay filter can smooth your data and give you yank (rate of force cha…

1/2 Latest paper from Dr Sahrom, showing Savitzky-Golay filter can smooth your data and give you yank (rate of force change) in a single step. https://t.co/pKXomuxS6i Return of the S-G? In this paper we also show that yank-time derivation can be very us…

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