Analysis of hierarchical biomechanical data structures using mixed-effects models

2018/01/16 by Timothy F. Tirrell, Alfred Rademaker, Alfred W. Rademaker +1 · 7 citations
Decision Sciences · Mathematics · Medicine · #Anatomy #Artificial intelligence #Biomechanics #Computer science #Data mining #Data set #Experimental data #Hierarchical database model #Mathematics #Medicine #Optimal Experimental Design Methods #Sample (material) #Sample size determination #Set (abstract data type) #Sports Performance and Training #Statistical analysis #Statistics

paper · doi:10.1016/j.jbiomech.2018.01.013

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