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Table 2 Pearson's correlation coefficients between the frame subtraction score and the GRF parameter

From: Validity of the frame subtraction method in dynamic postural stability

 

DPSI

MLSI

APSI

VSI

Frontal plane

 Maximum of the frame subtraction score

r = 0.747

P< 0.001

r = 0.464

P = 0.039

r = − 0.253

P = 0.282

r= 0.609

P  = 0.004

 Sum of the frame subtraction score

r = 0.491

P= 0.028

r= 0.622

P= 0.003

r = − 0.069

P = 0.74

r= 0.527

P = 0.017

 RMS of the frame subtraction score

r= 0.717

P  < 0.001

r = 0.592

P= 0.006

r = − 0.258

P = 0.272

r= 0.642

P = 0.002

Sagittal plane

 Maximum of the frame subtraction score

r = 0.432

P = 0.057

r = − 0.020

P = 0.932

r = − 0.365

P = 0.114

r = 0.387

P = 0.092

 Sum of the frame subtraction score

r = 0.306

P = 0.190

r = 0.265

P = 0.259

r = − 0.085

P = 0.722

r = − 0.301

P = 0.196

 RMS of the frame subtraction score

r= 0.466

P= 0.039

r = 0.142

P = 0.551

r = − 0.278

P = 0.235

r = 0.419

P = 0.066

Combined planes

 Maximum of the frame subtraction score

r= 0.566

P=   0.009

r = 0.106

P = 0.656

r = − 0.374

P = 0.104

r= 0.490

P = 0.028

 Sum of the frame subtraction score

r = 0.405

P = 0.076

r = 0.426

P = 0.061

r = − 0.087

P = 0.716

r = 0.416

P = 0.068

 RMS of the frame subtraction score

r =  0.606

P =  0.005

r = 0.305

P = 0.191

r = − 0.303

P = 0.194

r= 0.531

P = 0.016

  1. GRF ground reaction force, DPSI dynamic postural stability index, MLSI medial‒lateral stability index, APSI anterior‒posterior stability index, VSI vertical stability index, RMS root mean square
  2. Only statistically significant variables (P < 0.05) are shown in bold