Supervised Learning with Muscle Re-education of Hemiparesis patients: A review

  • Nishigandha Bodhankar
  • Vishnu Vardhan
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Background:The focus of this article is on muscle re-education approaches using supervised learning programs. This also includes a discussion of whether or not this strategy is beneficial and convenient to utilize. Thereof adeficiency of resources and population-scale demands, following in-home rehabilitation, continues to be a question. Stroke is themain cause of hemiparesis, the creation ofindividualized classification methods, involving neural network-based algorithms, to identify rehabilitation activities completed by stroke patients. Wearable sensors based on accelerometry can be worn on both the upper and lower limbs, during therapy to capture movement data. Numerous techniques of supervised learning have been discovered useful in the processing of multimedia content and in machine learning lot of research, activity accounts for supervised learning.To help patients learn and grasp the training, a virtual reality game-based program can be created.

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Nishigandha Bodhankar, & Vishnu Vardhan. (2022). Supervised Learning with Muscle Re-education of Hemiparesis patients: A review. Journal of Pharmaceutical Negative Results, 2953–2956. https://doi.org/10.47750/pnr.2022.13.s06.390

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