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Biomedical Signal Processing and Control

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This study proves that GMH-D is a reliable framework for assessing 3D hand movements in clinical applications and contributes to the advancement of hand tracking technology, and the establishment of a validation procedure as a good-practice to prove efficacy of deep-learning-based hand-tracking.

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