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When Does Exercise-Specific Joint Selection Help? An Audit of Evaluation and Control Design
Exercise-specific joint selection can improve skeleton-based correctness classification, but what does that gain establish? We audit 1,057 repetitions from ten REHAB24-6 subjects, separating evaluation aggregation, subset structure, and temporal representation. The manual-subset kNN gain changes fro
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