Statistical Analysis by Semiparametric Additive Regression and LSTM-FCN Based Hierarchical Classification for Computer Vision Quantification of Parkinsonian Bradykinesia
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| author | Cho, Youngseo Kwak, In Hee Kim, Dohyeon Na, Jinhee Sung, Hanjoo Lee, Jeongjae Kim, Young Eun Ma, Hyeo-il |
| author_facet | Cho, Youngseo Kwak, In Hee Kim, Dohyeon Na, Jinhee Sung, Hanjoo Lee, Jeongjae Kim, Young Eun Ma, Hyeo-il |
| contents | Bradykinesia, characterized by involuntary slowing or decrement of movement, is a fundamental symptom of Parkinson's Disease (PD) and is vital for its clinical diagnosis. Despite various methodologies explored to quantify bradykinesia, computer vision-based approaches have shown promising results. However, these methods often fall short in adequately addressing key bradykinesia characteristics in repetitive limb movements: "occasional arrest" and "decrement in amplitude."
This research advances vision-based quantification of bradykinesia by introducing nuanced numerical analysis to capture decrement in amplitudes and employing a simple deep learning technique, LSTM-FCN, for precise classification of occasional arrests. Our approach structures the classification process hierarchically, tailoring it to the unique dynamics of bradykinesia in PD.
Statistical analysis of the extracted features, including those representing arrest and fatigue, has demonstrated their statistical significance in most cases. This finding underscores the importance of considering "occasional arrest" and "decrement in amplitude" in bradykinesia quantification of limb movement. Our enhanced diagnostic tool has been rigorously tested on an extensive dataset comprising 1396 motion videos from 310 PD patients, achieving an accuracy of 80.3%. The results confirm the robustness and reliability of our method. |
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| spellingShingle | Statistical Analysis by Semiparametric Additive Regression and LSTM-FCN Based Hierarchical Classification for Computer Vision Quantification of Parkinsonian Bradykinesia Cho, Youngseo Kwak, In Hee Kim, Dohyeon Na, Jinhee Sung, Hanjoo Lee, Jeongjae Kim, Young Eun Ma, Hyeo-il Computer Vision and Pattern Recognition Quantitative Methods Applications Bradykinesia, characterized by involuntary slowing or decrement of movement, is a fundamental symptom of Parkinson's Disease (PD) and is vital for its clinical diagnosis. Despite various methodologies explored to quantify bradykinesia, computer vision-based approaches have shown promising results. However, these methods often fall short in adequately addressing key bradykinesia characteristics in repetitive limb movements: "occasional arrest" and "decrement in amplitude." This research advances vision-based quantification of bradykinesia by introducing nuanced numerical analysis to capture decrement in amplitudes and employing a simple deep learning technique, LSTM-FCN, for precise classification of occasional arrests. Our approach structures the classification process hierarchically, tailoring it to the unique dynamics of bradykinesia in PD. Statistical analysis of the extracted features, including those representing arrest and fatigue, has demonstrated their statistical significance in most cases. This finding underscores the importance of considering "occasional arrest" and "decrement in amplitude" in bradykinesia quantification of limb movement. Our enhanced diagnostic tool has been rigorously tested on an extensive dataset comprising 1396 motion videos from 310 PD patients, achieving an accuracy of 80.3%. The results confirm the robustness and reliability of our method. |
| title | Statistical Analysis by Semiparametric Additive Regression and LSTM-FCN Based Hierarchical Classification for Computer Vision Quantification of Parkinsonian Bradykinesia |
| topic | Computer Vision and Pattern Recognition Quantitative Methods Applications |
| url | https://arxiv.org/abs/2404.00670 |