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. 2024 Jan 2;14:122. doi: 10.1038/s41598-023-49299-4

Table 5.

Proportion of active tests that were considered free of play-to-quit behaviours.

Functional domain Test Sensors used Digital measure Number of test performed without play-to-quit behaviour, % (n/N) Quality control criterion
Self-declared MS participants Self-declared non-MS participants All participants
Cognition IPS Test Touchscreen Correct response, n 99.7% (4073/4086) 86.3% (794/920) 97.2% (4867/5006) Response selected independently of symbol to be matched
Cognition IPS Digit–Digit Test Touchscreen Correct responses, n 99.7% (3950/3962) 88.5% (710/802) 97.8% (4660/4764) Response selected independently of symbol to be matched
Hand motor function Pinching Test Touchscreen Successful pinches, n 99.9% (22,521/22,537) 99.3% (3212/3235) 99.8% (25,733/25,772) No gestures recorded by touchscreen (no screen interaction)
Hand motor function DaS Test Touchscreen Average best Hausdorff distance across shapes 87.5% (22,053/25,198) 61.2% (3659/5980) 82.5% (25,712/31,178) No touch events for any of the six shapes
Gait and balance SBT Accelerometer Sway path, m/s2 96.2% (18,951/19,693) 89.1% (2272/2550) 95.4% (21,223/22,243) Phone is kept on the table
Gait and balance UTT Accelerometer, gyroscope Mean turn speed, rad/s 98.2% (17,528/17,846) 96.6% (2060/2133) 98.0% (19,588/19,979) Phone is kept on the table
Gait and balance 2MWT Accelerometer Steps, n 99.6% (16,203/16,261) 97.9% (1193/1219) 99.5% (17,396/17,480) Phone is kept on the table

2MWT Two-Minute Walk Test, DaS Draw a Shape, IPS Information Processing Speed, MS multiple sclerosis, s seconds, SBT Static Balance Test, UTT U-Turn Test.