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indirect measurement

indirect measurement Indirect measurement is the estimation of a mental state or process from related observable data instead of assessing it directly.

Indirect measurement is the estimation of a mental state or process from related observable data instead of assessing it directly. In this source, it refers to modeling cognitive load from dance posture and movement patterns rather than relying on subjective judgment alone.

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Drafting source: Zhao Fei. T 2 W-CogLoadNet: a framework for cognitive load assessment of dance movements based on deep learning-powered human pose estimation. 2026; DOI 10.3389/fpsyg.2025.1707539; article XML SHA-256 10b32d433ba45916aba04462d68fc4b38815f255e42b51ff81bfd37c21abb9be. “T 2 W-CogLoadNet: a framework for cognitive load assessment of dance movements based on deep learning-powered human pose estimation” (10.3389/fpsyg.2025.1707539).
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