Ryuhei Okuno

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Creator: Schloss Dagstuhl - Leibniz Center for Informatics
Published: 1993
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2017
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Naomi Takehara, Tomoko Ichinose, Kakuko Matsumoto, Ryuhei Okuno, Shinichi Watabe, Katsumi Sato, Tsutomu Masuko, Kenzo Akazawa:
A Novel System for the Elderly to Learn Playing Electronig Musical Instrument in Ensemble. Culture Computing 2017: 163-169
2006
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Kenzo Akazawa, Ryuhei Okuno:
Estimating Torque-Angle Relations of Human Elbow Joint in Isovelocity Flexion Movements. IEICE Trans. Inf. Syst. 89-D(11): 2802-2810 (2006)
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Ryuhei Okuno, Masaru Yokoe, Kenzo Akazawa, Kazuo Abe, Saburo Sakoda:
Finger taps movement acceleration measurement system for quantitative diagnosis of Parkinson's disease. EMBC (Supplement) 2006: 6623-6626
2005
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Ryuhei Okuno, Kazuya Maekawa, Jun Akazawa, Masaki Yoshida, Kenzo Akazawa:
Motor Unit Activity in Biceps Brachii Muscle during Voluntary Isovelocity Elbow Flexion. IEICE Trans. Inf. Syst. 88-D(6): 1265-1272 (2005)

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