A. Paraschiv-Ionescu, Ch. Perruchoud, E. Buchser, and K. Aminian (Switzerland)
Ambulatory devices, Physical activity, Chronic pain, Pattern complexity, Weibull distribution
Daily life physical activity is an important feature of human behavior and its measurement is important for a variety of medical disciplines including, behavioral science, psychology, and physiology. In this paper it is shown that ambulatory monitoring devices and advanced statistical physics methods provide the opportunity to quantify a number of physical activity features that are able to discriminate chronic disease conditions such as chronic pain.
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