Roberta Minino

Artificial Intelligence for automatic movement recognition: a network-based approach

This paper introduces a network-based approach for movement recognition using kinematic data, showing that the kinectome outperforms PCA in classification accuracy and interpretability.

Functional brain network topology across the menstrual cycle is sex hormone dependent and correlates with the individual well-being

The paper examines how sex hormones affect brain network topology during the menstrual cycle and links these changes to subjective well-being.

A synthetic kinematic index of trunk displacement conveying the overall motor condition in Parkinson's disease

This paper introduces a trunk displacement index (TDI) to quantify motor impairment in Parkinson's disease, showing it correlates with clinical scores and detects drug-induced state changes.

The effects of different frequencies of rhythmic acoustic stimulation on gait kinematics and trunk sway in healthy elderly population

This study examines how different frequencies of rhythmic acoustic stimulation affect gait kinematics and trunk stability in healthy elderly individuals, finding that high frequencies and cadence-matched stimulation improve stability.

Loss of integration of brain networks after sleep deprivation relates to the worsening of cognitive functions

This study shows that sleep deprivation causes brain network disintegration and worsens attention but not switching abilities.