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gait-analysis-dataset

This dataset contains 1,139 trials from 178 patients with cerebral palsy at various stages, captured using high‑frequency VICON cameras in an Italian hospital. Each .npy file contains a variable number of frames; each frame records 3D coordinates of 19 markers (first three elements) and a validation flag.

Source
github
Created
Mar 11, 2019
Updated
May 24, 2024
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Availability
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Overview

Dataset description and usage context

Dataset Overview

Dataset Name

  • gait-analysis-dataset

Data Origin

  • The dataset originates from two studies:
    • "Signal Processing and Machine Learning for Diplegia Classification"
    • "Gait-Based Diplegia Classification Using LSMT Networks"

Dataset Content

  • The dataset includes 1,139 trials from 178 patients with cerebral palsy at various stages.
  • Data were collected using high‑frequency VICON cameras at an Italian hospital.
  • Warning: Some trials may be invalid (e.g., markers invalid in a sequence).

Data Structure

  • Each .npy file contains a variable number of frames.
  • Each frame records 3D coordinates of 19 markers (the first three elements) and a validation flag.
  • File path structure: base_folder/class_label/subject_label/.npy

Dataset Access

  • The dataset can be obtained at this link: HERE

Citation Information

  • If used in research, please cite the following two papers:
    • Bergamini, Luca et al. "Signal Processing and Machine Learning for Diplegia Classification." International Conference on Image Analysis and Processing (2017): 97‑108.
    • Ferrari, Alberto et al. "Gait-Based Diplegia Classification Using LSMT Networks." Journal of Healthcare Engineering 2019.
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