Classification of limb movements using different predictive analysis algorithms
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Data mining; Machine learning; Neural networks; Ensemble learning; Random forest; Multilayer perceptron; K-NN; Gaussian Naive Bayes; Stochastic gradient descent;All these keywords.
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