Walking speed intention model using soleus electromyogram signal of nondisabled and post-stroke hemiparetic patients
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Hyungmin Kim | Jong Min Lee | Seung-Jong Kim | Sang Hun Chung | Yoha Hwang | Min Ho Chun | Taejin Choi | Hyungmin Kim | M. Chun | Y. Hwang | Jong Min Lee | Seung-jong Kim | S. Chung | T. Choi
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