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FSU holds first weekend of in-person Spring graduations and last updated 2021-04-17 14:58:45-04 TALLAHASSEE, Fla. (WTXL) — Florida State University is holding in-person graduations for the first time since the Fall 2019 semester, with this weekend being the first of two weekends that will play host to celebrating the Spring 2021 graduating class. The traditional commencement ceremony is long gone, replaced in favor of more COVID-19 preventative guidelines. Seats are 6-feet apart, the stage has Plexiglas barriers and social distancing markers are around the Donald L. Tucker Civic Center. ...

AI-Based Approach can Help Diagnose Neurological Diseases Written by AZoRoboticsApr 8 2021 The way humans move reveals many things about the condition of their brains. Although normal motor behavior indicates a healthy function of the brain, deviations can point to impairments caused by neurological diseases. Image Credit: whitehoune/shutterstock.com The observation and assessment of movement patterns are part of a fundamental study and are, similarly, one of the most significant instruments for non-invasive diagnostics in clinical use. In this context, a new computer-based method has been d...

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 E-Mail The way we move says a lot about the state of our brain. While normal motor behaviour points to a healthy brain function, deviations can indicate impairments owing to neurological diseases. The observation and evaluation of movement patterns is therefore part of basic research, and is likewise one of the most important instruments for non-invasive diagnostics in clinical applications. Under the leadership of computer scientist Prof. Dr Björn Ommer and in collaboration with researchers from Switzerland, a new computer-based approach in this context has been developed at Heidelberg Un...

News 07 Apr 2021 | Source: Universität Heidelberg New Heidelberg approach: analysing movement patterns through machine learning The way we move says a lot about the state of our brain. While normal motor behaviour points to a healthy brain function, deviations can indicate impairments owing to neurological diseases. The observation and evaluation of movement patterns is therefore part of basic research, and is likewise one of the most important instruments for non-invasive diagnostics in clinical applications. Under the leadership of computer scientist Prof. Dr Björn Ommer and in coll...