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  1. A Study of Machine Learning based on Physical Load Classification

    … were experimentally verified to be usable for physical load recognition and classification work. As a result, the processed data used for machine learning is divided into three main categories: no-load, light-load and heavy-load. The traditional LSTM was able to achieve 71.1% accuracy for the …

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  2. A comparison of the physical load in match play and small-sided games in trained football players.

    … work:rest ratio, tri-axial accumulated player load per min and the relative contribution from the X, Y and Z vectors per min. When conditions were compared, significant main effects were found for accumulated player load per min (F = 21.91; p<0.001, η2 = 0.38); contributions from the individual …

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  3. Characterization and Implementation of Low Intensity Pulsed Ultrasound as a Tool to Apply Physical Load to Scaffolds and Bone Cells for Fracture Repair

    … hypothesis: LIPUS produces a measurable physical load that results in measurable deformation and displacement of cells and the extracellular matrix (ECM). It is further hypothesized that changing the LIPUS output parameters will result in measureable changes to loading and deformation. …

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  4. An Assessment of Heart Rate as a Tool for the Monitoring of Physiological Status in Soccer Players Following Competitive Match-play

    … following match play can detect changes in the physical loads undertaken by elite soccer players (n=21). No significant relationships between any of the physical loading variables assessed in this study and smartphone derived HRV MD+1 or HRV MD+2 (natural logarithm of the square root of the mean …

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  5. Quantifcation of Physical Loading, Energy Intake and Expenditure In English Premier League Soccer Players

    The physical demands of soccer match play have been extensively studied. Muscle glycogen is the major energy source required to meet these demands and strategies to maximise this provide clear performance benefits to match play. Such information has allowed sports nutritionists to develop specific …

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  6. Sustainable slow maintained pile load test

    Slow maintained load test is widely used by contractors in Malaysia to ensure the driven pile could accommodate the design load of the structure. Slow maintained load test is a test to determine load-settlement curve and pile capacity for a period of time using conventional load test. Conventional …

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  7. The effect of a lower-Body exoskeleton on physical and cognitive warfighter performance

    … robotic exoskeletons offer a promise to off-load the warfighter. While exoskeletons are currently evaluated for their effects on the user's physical performance, their cognitive effects are not currently considered in the literature. This study analyzed the performance of twelve military …

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  8. An Assessment of the Postural Risks in Dentistry and of the Potential for Passive Exoskeletons to Mitigate Musculoskeletal Risks among Dental Professionals

    … be of benefit, as this technology can reduce physical load at target body segments, such as the low back or shoulders. EXOs effectively reduce muscle activation in static holding tasks and have demonstrated potential benefits for some simulated healthcare procedures. However, the applicability …

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