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Advances in digitalization and teleconferencing have made the new video approaches applicable to the simultaneous training of raters across multiple sites (Stahl and Shayegan 2001).
The problem of designing a framework for simultaneous training and therapy in multilateral tele-rehabilitation systems is considered in this paper.
A novel dictionary training method for sparse reconstruction for enhancing the similarity of sparse representations between the low resolution and high resolution MRI block pairs through simultaneous training two dictionaries.
Negative correlation learning (NCL) and mixture of experts (ME), two popular combining methods, each employ different special error functions for the simultaneous training of NNs to produce negatively correlated NNs.
Thirdly for overcoming the disadvantages of standalone application, MapReduce based BPNNs technique is developed aiming to facilitate simultaneous training for every single generator.
Aside from training, government contract sites show Canada recently spent close to $1 million to purchase what's described as a "Portable Mechanical Target Trailer system" to "support simultaneous training of up to ten (10) individuals" from Academi.
Particular executive functions benefit from simultaneous cognitive physical training compared to exclusively physical multicomponent training.
In accordance to our second hypothesis, the two novel simultaneous cognitive physical training programs led to differential training-specific adaptations in the rhythm and variability domains of gait.
We hypothesize, first, that simultaneous cognitive physical training may create additional beneficial effects on cognition, and second, that the two cognitive physical training variations may lead to differential cognitive adaptations.
1, 49 To date, no other study has investigated training-specific adaptations or transfers to gait after different simultaneous cognitive physical training modalities.
We hypothesized that simultaneous cognitive physical training would lead to greater improvements in dual-task (DT) gait compared to exclusive physical training.
