Reliability of the step phase detection using inertial measurement units: pilot study.

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Atsuo Takanishi

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Hiroshi Fujimoto

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Luca Bartolomeo

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Massimiliano Zecca

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Takamichi Takashima

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10.1049/HTL.2014.0103

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Salvatore Sessa

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