Tobias Steinmetzer, Ingrid Bönninger, C. Travieso-González
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Accurate Symmetry Calculation with Normalized Dynamic Time Warping Gait Symmetry Ratio
In this paper we propose a new method for symmetry calculation in wearable devices. The problem in this domain is that only discrete features such as stride length, stride duration, or duration of gait phases are used for the symmetry calculation. However, this can lead to failures, since the use of features can result in partial loss of information from the time series. From this we present a possibility to calculate the symmetry by using Dynamic Time Warping (DTW). DTW uses the complete time series for the analysis and is therefore independent of certain features.