Abstract
Introduction: An interaction between neurophysiologicalfunction and biomechanical performance with the advancement ofmachine learning (ML) offers promising prospects in relation toprediction capabilities of difficult measures such as the H-reflex. TheH-reflex, a measure of spinal reflex excitability, is clinically specific,generally inaccessible and highly sensitive making it difficult forclinicians to measure. Development of an algorithm utilising moreaccessible sit-to-stand mechanics to predict H-reflex response,would enable greater access to screening and diagnostic tools forinjury and/or clinical assessment. This study aimed to test the abilityof a regression ML algorithm to estimate the H-reflex response usingsit-to-stand mechanics.
| Original language | English |
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| Pages | S25 |
| Publication status | Published - 2025 |
| Event | 2025 ASICS SMA Conference - The Hotel Grand Chancellor, Hobart, Australia Duration: 29 Oct 2025 → 01 Nov 2025 https://events.sma.org.au/2025ASICSSMAConference https://www.jsams.org/issue/S1440-2440(25)X0012-8 (Book of abstracts) |
Conference
| Conference | 2025 ASICS SMA Conference |
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| Country/Territory | Australia |
| City | Hobart |
| Period | 29/10/25 → 01/11/25 |
| Other | The leading multidisciplinary Sports Medicine Conference in AustralasiA Year after year, the SMA Conference serves as a premier platform for the world’s leading sports medicine researchers and practitioners to connect, collaborate, and exchange ideas. The 2025 ASICS SMA Conference was exception. Set against the stunning backdrop of Hobart from 29 October - 1 November, this unique event brought together experts across sports medicine and sports science disciplines, including physiotherapists, sports and exercise physicians, sports doctors, orthopaedic surgeons, sports podiatrists, epidemiologists, physical activity researchers, exercise and sport scientists, sports dietitians, and more. With over 450 delegates in attendance, the Conference offered a valuable opportunity to expand the knowledge and professional network for our guests. Global and local thought leaders presented cutting-edge research, while symposia and hands-on workshops provided both theoretical and practical learning experiences. Early and senior career researchers showcased their latest advancements, enriching the understanding of sports medicine research and practice for attendees. Beyond the rigorous scientific program, an engaging social program gave guests the chance to reconnect with colleagues, forge new connections, and expand their referral networks. |
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Faculty of Science and Health Research Development Scheme
Mann, K. (Recipient), 2024
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