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An Activity Recognition Model Using Inertial Sensor Nodes in a Wireless Sensor Network for Frozen Shoulder Rehabilitation Exercises

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Figure 1. (a) Configuration of WSN ISN components and (b) payload format of a WSN packet for an ISN.
Figure 2. Rehabilitation exercises for frozen shoulder: (1) scapula exercise, (2) Codman’s pendulum exercise, (3) finger wall-climbing exercise, (4) back shoulder circling exercise, (5) towel exercise, and (6) spiral rotation exercise in four steps.
Figure 3. Portions of the arm for wearing inertial sensor node: (a) Node 1 at upper arm;
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