For patients diagnosed with Parkinson’s Disease, the following are common provoking factors for freezing of gait 

When writing the given LP in standard form? How many constraints are there? Do not count the restriction on the sign of y (i.e.: do not count the constrains

In linear regression, the squared error loss is  

Consider the (5,k)-SAT problem: Input: A boolean formula in CNF form such that there are at most five literals in each clause, and an integer k ≥ 1.Output: An assignment of variables such that exactly k clauses are unsatisfied, or return NO if such an assignment does not exist. Prove that (5,k)-SAT is NP-complete.

Let y_t=(y_(t-τ),…,y_(t-1)) be a vector of preceding spike counts up to but not including time t Let x_t=(x_(t-τ),…,x_(t-1)) represent the vector of preceding stimuli up to but not including time t. To mimic the refractory period in the GLM, if a spike occurs just prior to time t, the convolution of the spike occurrence with the post-spike filter h 

For each of the following structures, define the lesion and determine whether it has any effect on shoulder instability; why or why not? a. Hill-Sachs. defect/lesion b. Bankart lesion c. SLAP tears

Answer the question based on the scenario presented: History: A 25-year-old male student at NAU presents with shoulder pain and a feeling of instability after a dislocation while playing on NAU’s club rugby. He reports recurrent episodes of the shoulder “slipping out” since the initial injury. Signs and Symptoms: Pain with shoulder abduction and external rotation Tenderness over the anterior shoulder Weakness in shoulder external rotation Question: What is the most likely diagnosis, and what two (2) special tests would you use to confirm your diagnosis?

A Hill-Sachs lesion occurs where on the humeral head, specific to the articular cartilage? 

Which of the follow structures is NOT affected by the injury of impingement?

What test would you select to confirm a subacromial impingement diagnosis?