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ability trait

ability trait An ability trait is an underlying, not directly observed capacity that is inferred from related measures or behaviors.

An ability trait is an underlying, not directly observed capacity that is inferred from related measures or behaviors. In this source, it refers to a latent physical ability that is estimated indirectly from step-count data and self-reported physical activity measures.

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Drafting source: Turner Simon; Chen Chen; Acosta Rolando; Chon Rachell; Daza Eric J; Floden Lysbeth; Langford Joss; Simmatis Leif; Terluin Berend; Vandendriessche Benjamin; Fromy Piper. Methods for analytical validation of novel digital clinical measures: A simulation study. 2026; DOI 10.1371/journal.pone.0308190; article XML SHA-256 7cf4b233680a543b92f70a819471d230a52263832c59d7fd182fb4ae266b241c. “Methods for analytical validation of novel digital clinical measures: A simulation study” (10.1371/journal.pone.0308190).
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