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Attribution and licensing

Dataset, source code, this project’s code and publications are separate materials with separate terms.

Materials and terms

MaterialTermsProject handling
Running Injury Clinic Kinematic Dataset v1CC BY 4.0, as stated on the versioned Figshare recordCite the authors and versioned DOI, link the licence, and identify selected/renamed pilot values as adaptations.
Supplied MATLAB scriptsMIT, retain upstream noticePreserve authorship and notices; do not claim authorship of supplied source.
New analysis and website codeMIT, see repository licenceReusable under MIT. This does not relicense upstream files or the source dataset.
Fukuchi et al. (2017) running gait reference, mean hip, knee and ankle curves at 2.5 m/sCC BY 4.0, doi:10.7717/peerj.3298Group mean curves (28 runners) drive the homepage runner illustration. Trunk, arms and flight height are illustrative. These are not Running Injury Clinic data.
Publications and figuresEach article has its own termsCited and linked; no article figures or substantial article text are copied into this site.

Suggested attribution for the derived pilot

Adapted from Ferber R, Brett K, Fukuchi R, Hettinga B, Osis S, Running Injury Clinic Kinematic Dataset, version 1 (2024), https://doi.org/10.25452/figshare.plus.24255795.v1, licensed under CC BY 4.0. This project selected 30 participants for a technical pilot, removed source identifiers and selected source-provided bilateral discrete values. No new joint-angle reconstruction or independent event/cycle validation is claimed. Changes: selection, column renaming, project row IDs and packaging.

Privacy and redistribution

Removing direct identifiers does not guarantee anonymity. Exact biomechanical values may be linkable to public upstream files, particularly in a 30-row selected pilot. The Kaggle release contains no source IDs, filenames, injury-location labels or raw trajectories. Opaque row labels are not a guarantee of anonymity. Reusers should preserve attribution, respect the source consent/ethics context and avoid attempts at participant identification or unsupported clinical inference. The full 22.75 GB source archive is not redistributed here.

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