Publications by authors named "Pavel Isakov"
Article Synopsis
- Markerless motion capture systems like Theia3D offer a potentially more efficient way to analyze gait in clinical settings compared to traditional marker-based systems.
- A study evaluated the reliability of Theia3D against traditional methods, involving 36 pediatric patients, to measure key kinematic differences while they walked.
- Results showed that Theia3D's measurements closely aligned with those from traditional methods, though some discrepancies were noted in cases with foot deformities or assistive devices, indicating further refinement may be needed for certain populations.
Time-reversal symmetry breaking is a key feature of many classes of natural sounds, originating in the physics of sound production. While attention has been paid to the response of the auditory system to "natural stimuli," very few psychophysical tests have been performed. We conduct psychophysical measurements of time-frequency acuity for stylized representations of "natural"-like notes (sharp attack, long decay) and the time-reversed versions of these notes (long attack, sharp decay).
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