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. 2016 Mar 8;4:18. doi: 10.3389/fbioe.2016.00018

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Copyright © 2016 Cho, Chen, Merhi, Xiao, Pousett and Menon.

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Figure A1 — Residual limb confusion matrix of all 11 grips for subjects 1 to 4. The diagonal entries represent the classification accuracy for the different grips. The off-diagonal entries represent inaccurate classifications. For example, for subject 1, active index in the sixth column is misclassified 40% of the time as finger point. (2) Residual limb confusion matrix of all 11 grips for subject 2. (3) Residual limb confusion matrix of all 11 grips for subject 3. (4) Residual limb confusion matrix of all 11 grips for subject 4.

Figure A1 — Residual limb confusion matrix of all 11 grips for subjects 1 to 4. The diagonal entries represent the classification accuracy for the different grips. The off-diagonal entries represent inaccurate classifications. For example, for subject 1, active index in the sixth column is misclassified 40% of the time as finger point. (2) Residual limb confusion matrix of all 11 grips for subject 2. (3) Residual limb confusion matrix of all 11 grips for subject 3. (4) Residual limb confusion matrix of all 11 grips for subject 4.