Development of Correlative Investigation Technique (CIT) of Human Performances in Specific Conditions of Postural Malfunctions

Mihaela Ioana Baritz; Laura Diana Cotoros

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMR.748.531

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Development of Correlative Investigation Technique (CIT) of Human Performances in Specific Conditions of Postural Malfunctions

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In this paper we present some theoretical and practical considerations concerning the development procedures of some correlative investigation techniques (CIT) applied to human performances analysis expressed in specific evolution conditions of some postural malfunctions. These integrated correlative techniques may define and control by feed-back reactions the behavior of some bio-systems or even of some automated and robotized systems.

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Advanced Materials Research (Volume 748)

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Mihaela Ioana Baritz, Laura Diana Cotoros

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Component, Correlation, Human Behavior, Investigation, Posture

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