Figure 2
From: Automatic identification of inertial sensor placement on human body segments during walking
Decision tree for segment identification (step 1). Constructed with the J4.8 algorithm of Weka. 31 walking trials of 10 different healthy subjects were used. As testing option a 10-fold cross-validation was used. From the (31·17=)527 inertial sensors, 514 were correctly classified (97.5%). The numbers at the leaves (the rectangles containing the class labels) indicate the number of sensors reaching that leaf and the number of incorrectly classified sensors. For example, 26 sensors reach the sternum leaf, of which one is not a sensor attached to the sternum.