Table 2.
Parameter | Scoring level | Definition | |
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Metatarsal footpad | 0 | Detection is correct (including the gap/interspace between metatarsal footpad and toes) | |
1 | Detected area is bigger than the “true” metatarsal footpad or slipped out of position; <1/2 segment of a toe | ||
2 | Detected area is bigger than the “true” metatarsal footpad or slipped out of position; >1/2 segment of a toe | ||
3 | Detected area is smaller than the “true” metatarsal footpad | ||
Alteration | 0 | Detection is correct | |
1 | Detected area is bigger than the “true” alteration | ||
3 | Detected area is smaller than the “true” alteration | ||
Angle of presentation | 0 | Aligned straight to the camera | |
1 | Aligned slightly skew | ||
2 | Aligned skew |
“True” metatarsal footpad refers to the definition of metatarsal footpad by the automated camera system (i.e., cutting the toes off and putting a circle around the rest; see Material and Methods for detailed description), which does not take the three-dimensional appearance of the metatarsal footpad into account. Automated detection of the metatarsal footpad is marked in green; automated detection of the alteration is marked in red; pictures by Jenny Stracke.