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[Preprint]. 2023 Jun 8:arXiv:2306.05255v1. [Version 1]

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Fig. 1. — Distribution of MPS and MPSR of HM, CF1, MMA, CF2 and Boxing datasets. The distribution of the peak angular velocity magnitude (peak Ang. Vel. Mag., A), the peak angular acceleration magnitude (peak Ang. Acc. Mag. B), the 95th percentile MPS (C) and the distribution of the 95th percentile MPSR (D). The principal component analysis (PCA) visualization (E) and t-distributed stochastic neighbor embedding (t-SNE) visualization of all types of head impacts (F). Note: 95th percentile is frequently used in TBI biomechanics research to avoid numerical instability in the maximum values.