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Toward Predicting Infant Developmental Outcomes from Day-Long Inertial Motion Recordings
Author(s)3: Naomi T. Fitter, Rebecca Funke, José Carlos Pulido, Maja J. Matarić, Beth A. Smith
Toward Predicting Infant Developmental Outcomes from Day-Long Inertial Motion Recordings 1000 964 Transactions on Neural Systems and Rehabilitation Engineering (TNSRE)
As improvements in medicine lower infant mortality rates, more infants with neuromotor challenges survive past birth. The motor, social, and cognitive development of these infants are closely interrelated, and challenges in any of these areas can lead to developmental differences. read more

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