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Criterion validity of heel-mounted inertial sensors for stride-length estimation during single- and dual-task walking in older adults with and without cognitive impairment
De-identified raw synchronized inertial measurement unit and GaitRite recordings, derived stride-level data, metadata, and documentation supporting the associated criterion-validity study. Files will be added after de-identification and quality-control review.
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