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This method is based on a weighted mean with 2 values: comfortable holding and cell droping. The mean of the grip force signal is computed | This method is based on a weighted mean with 2 values: comfortable holding and cell droping. The mean of the grip force signal is computed during a 60 seconds record when the only instruction given to the participant is to "hold the cell in a confortable way" following the example of the experimenter on the way to hold the cell according to the Lille setup (see image below) | ||
Version du 30 janvier 2024 à 15:08
Definition
The value where we need to put back the participant before the start of trial.
The term of baseline to name this value can be discussed to have the more appropriate and consensual name. We may also call this value a threshold.
Previous value used in litterature :
- 1.5N in Blampain & al., 2018
- (1.59N) males, (1.57N) females in Nazir & al., 2017
New approaches
The previous value used for baseline was based on ... This value wasn't modified for each participant. Due to the lack of subjectivity of this value, some questions emerged on the possible need to adjust it for each participant and the way to do it.
Lille
This method is based on a weighted mean with 2 values: comfortable holding and cell droping. The mean of the grip force signal is computed during a 60 seconds record when the only instruction given to the participant is to "hold the cell in a confortable way" following the example of the experimenter on the way to hold the cell according to the Lille setup (see image below)
value = 80% confort + 20% drop