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Privacy-Preserving Human Motion Analysis for Lower Back Pain Stratification through Federated Learning

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posted on 2025-06-25, 09:36 authored by Liyun GongLiyun Gong, Miao YuMiao Yu, Saeid Pourroostaei ArdakaniSaeid Pourroostaei Ardakani

 

Human Gait Analysis is crucial in healthcare applications, with nu-

merous research works focusing on machine learning and deep learning ap-

proaches for tasks such as abnormal gait detection and gait quality assessment.

However, developing such models requires collecting and sharing a significant

amount of patient data, raising privacy concerns. In this study, we introduce the

world’s first technique for constructing a deep neural network model to stratify

patients’ pain levels based on video recordings of timed up-and-go activities,

while ensuring privacy preservation through modern federated learning algo-

rithms. Our experimental results demonstrate the effectiveness of this technique

in accurately stratifying LBP levels without the need for data sharing among local

clients to maintain privacy.

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  • School of Engineering and Physical Sciences (Research Outputs)

Publication Title

EAI Endorsed Transactions on Pervasive Health and Technology

Volume

11

Publisher

European Alliance for Innovation

Date Accepted

2025-04-17

Date of First Publication

2025-04-17

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  • Open Access

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