On the use of approximate entropy and sample entropy with centre of pressure time-series

Approximate entropy (ApEn) and sample entropy (SampEn) have been previously used to quantify the regularity in centre of pressure (COP) time-series in different experimental groups and/or conditions. ApEn and SampEn are very sensitive to their input parameters: m (subseries length), r (tolerance) an...

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Parameter sensitivity
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Posture
Posturography
Pressure
Sample entropy
Senses
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Time series analysis
Variance analysis
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Aged
Algorithms
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Balance
Centre of pressure
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Falls
Female
Human balance
Humans
Male
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Young Adult
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