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Body response analysis using acceleration platform
Correct postural balance effects will be felt in every movement and activity in daily life. In this study the ankle signal was evaluated for understanding body response to acceleration platform. The ankle front-back acceleration sensor data was analyzed using largest Lyapunov exponent. The results obtained from this work can be used to predict the response of elderly subjects and hemiplegics patients.