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Sensor Placement Effects Acceleration Data for Monitoring Equine Activity
Monitoring horse activity continually is a valuable aid for horse caretakers to provide recommendations to help users meet their goals and improve overall horse health. Activity trackers commonly use an accelerometer to determine steps and exercise intensity. The activity level capabilities using a
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