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Table 2 Overview of the statistical results

From: Trainer in a pocket - proof-of-concept of mobile, real-time, foot kinematics feedback for gait pattern normalization in individuals after stroke, incomplete spinal cord injury and elderly patients

 

Friedman’s Test

Wilcoxon post-hoc test

  

iGA 1 < −>  2

iGA 1 < −>  3

iGA 2 < −>  3

overall N = 41

p < 0.0001 *

p < 0.0001 *

p < 0.0001 *

p = 0.2450

 

ci1 = 1.50 ci2 = 2.50

ci1 = 1.50 ci2 = 2.50

ci1 = −3.93e−5 ci2 = 1.00

iSCI N = 15

p = 0.0004 *

p = 0.0027 *

p = 0.0047 *

p = 0.1883

 

ci1 = 1.00 ci2 = 1.00

ci1 = 1.00 ci2 = 2.00

ci1 = −6.45*e− 5 ci2 = 2.00

stroke N = 11

p = 0.0019 *

p = 0.0131 *

p = 0.0069 *

p = 0.5862

 

ci1 = 1.00 ci2 = 3.50

ci1 = 1.00 ci2 = 3.00

ci1 = −1.00 ci2 = 2.00

elderly N = 15

p = 0.0001 *

p = 0.0010 *

p = 0.0016 *

p = 1

 

ci1 = 1.50 ci2 = 3.00

ci1 = 1.50 ci2 = 3.50

ci1 = −2.00 ci2 = 1.50

  1. Overview of the statistical results of the changes of the average training levels over initial gait analyses (iGA) of visits 1 through 3, by participant group. Overall significance testing was achieved with a Friedman’s Test. For post-hoc comparisons, a Bonferroni corrected paired Wilcoxon test was used. Significant results are marked with an asterisk (*)