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Clement Brifault

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Organism:human· 2 Assay:imaging· 2 Approach:statistical model· 2 Research Focus:cell type annotation· 1 Research Focus:differential expression· 1

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Alexandre Dalibot· 2 shared Baptiste PerthuyiD· 2 shared Hugues VinzantiD· 2 shared Leslie Marion DeckeriD· 2 shared Nicolas LefèvreiD· 2 shared Audrey Sultan· 1 shared Fabien CignettiiD· 1 shared Nicholas StergiouiD· 1 shared

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From linear to nonlinear gait measures: validity of a multi-view markerless motion capture system

Baptiste Perthuy, Hugues Vinzant, Clement Brifault, Nicolas Lefèvre, Alexandre Dalibot, Sofiane Ramdani, Leslie Marion Decker

This study validates nonlinear gait measures using a markerless motion capture system against a marker-based system, showing good agreement for some measures but needing refinement for others.

bioRxiv · Sep 14, 2026 · PreprintBioengineering

Beyond gait speed: a multidimensional motor signature of Motoric Cognitive Risk syndrome identified through domain-specific anomaly detection

Baptiste Perthuy, Hugues Vinzant, Clement Brifault, Vincent Cabibel, Rémi Laillier, Audrey Sultan, Pierre Denise, Nicolas Lefèvre, Alexandre Dalibot, Nicholas Stergiou, Fabien Cignetti, Leslie Marion Decker

This paper identifies a multidimensional motor signature of Motoric Cognitive Risk syndrome using domain-specific anomaly detection in gait data from older adults.

GeroScience · Sep 7, 2026Peer-reviewedNeuroscience