For those of you who use ensemble averages of EMGs of repeated trials of
the SAME movement, I address the following questions to you. When
reporting ensemble averages, do you report the standard deviations of the
trials as well? If so, do you propagate these SDs when these averages are
used to calculate differences in response amplitudes from DIFFERENT movements.
Any insights on this will be greatly appreciated.
thanks,
Arnel
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Arnel Aguinaldo
Project Manager
Bioengineering Operations
Abel Laboratories, Inc.
Spring Valley, CA
Graduate Student Researcher
Biomechanics and Athletic Training
Dept. of Exercise and Nutritional Sciences
San Diego State University
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the SAME movement, I address the following questions to you. When
reporting ensemble averages, do you report the standard deviations of the
trials as well? If so, do you propagate these SDs when these averages are
used to calculate differences in response amplitudes from DIFFERENT movements.
Any insights on this will be greatly appreciated.
thanks,
Arnel
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Arnel Aguinaldo
Project Manager
Bioengineering Operations
Abel Laboratories, Inc.
Spring Valley, CA
Graduate Student Researcher
Biomechanics and Athletic Training
Dept. of Exercise and Nutritional Sciences
San Diego State University
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