pdkit 0.4.8

Parkinson`s Disease Kit

PDKIT

TREMOR PROCESSOR

Example how to use pdkit to calculate tremor amplitude and frequency:

>>> import pdkit
>>> tp = pdkit.TremorProcessor()
>>> ts = pdkit.TremorTimeSeries().load(filename)
>>> amplitude, frequency = tp.amplitude(ts)

where, filename is the data path to load, by default in the cloudUPDRS format.

Pdkit can also read data in the MPower format, just like:

>>> ts = pdkit.TremorTimeSeries().load(filename, 'mpower')

where, filename is the data path to load in MPower format.

To calculate Welch, as a robust alternative to using Fast Fourier Transform, use like:

>>> amplitude, frequency = tp.amplitude(ts, 'welch')

This class also provides a method named extract_features to extract all the features available in Tremor Processor.

>>> tp.extract_features(ts)

BRADYKINESIA

>>> import pdkit
>>> ts = pdkit.TremorTimeSeries().load(filename)
>>> tp = pdkit.TremorProcessor(lower_frequency=0.0, upper_frequency=4.0)
>>> amplitude, frequency = tp.bradykinesia(ts)

GAIT

Example how to use pdkit to calculate various Gait features:

>>> import pdkit
>>> ts = pdkit.GaitTimeSeries().load(filename)
>>> gp = pdkit.GaitProcessor()
>>> freeze_times, freeze_indexes, locomotion_freezes = gp.freeze_of_gait(ts)
>>> frequency_of_peaks = gp.frequency_of_peaks(ts)
>>> speed_of_gait = gp.speed_of_gait(ts)
>>> step_regularity, stride_regularity, walk_symmetry = gp.walk_regularity_symmetry(ts)

where, filename is the data path to load, by default in the CloudUPDRS format.

FINGER TAPPING

Example how to use pdkit to calculate the mean alternate distance of the finger tapping tests:

>>> import pdkit
>>> ts = pdkit.FingerTappingTimeSeries().load(filename)
>>> ftp = pdkit.FingerTappingProcessor()
>>> ftp.mean_alnt_target_distance(ts)

kinesia scores (the number of key taps)

>>> ftp.kinesia_scores(ts)

TEST RESULT SET

Pdkit can be used to extract all the features for different measurements (i.e. tremor, finger tapping) placed in a single folder. The result is a data frame where the measurements are rows and the columns are the features extracted.

>>> import pdkit
>>> testResultSet = pdkit.TestResultSet(folderpath)
>>> testResultSet.process()

where folderpath is the relative folder with the different measurements. For CloudUPDRS there are measurements in the following folder ./tests/data. The resulting dataframe with all the features processed is saved in testResultSet.features

We can also write the data frame to a output file like:

>>> testResultSet.write_output(dataframe, name)

UPDRS

Pdkit can calculate the UPDRS score for a given testResultSet.

>>> import pdkit
>>> updrs = pdkit.UPDRS(data_frame)

The UPDRS scores can be written to a file. You can pass the name of a filename and the output_format

>>> updrs.write_model(filename='scores', output_format='csv')

To score a new measurement against the trained knn clusters.

>>> updrs.score(measurement)

To read the testResultSet data from a file. See TestResultSet class for more details.

>>> updrs = pdkit.UPDRS(data_frame_file_path=file_path_to_testResultSet_file)

Clinical UPDRS

Pdkit uses the clinical data to calculates classifiers implementing the k-nearest neighbors vote.

>>> import pdkit
>>> clinical_UPDRS = pdkit.Clinical_UPDRS(labels_file_path, data_frame)

where the labels_file_path is the path to the clinical data file, data_frame is the result of the testResultSet.

To score a new measurement against the trained knn clusters.

>>> clinical_UPDRS.predict(measurement)

To read the testResultSet data from a file. See TestResultSet class for more details.

>>> clinical_UPDRS = pdkit.Clinical_UPDRS(labels_file_path, data_frame_file_path=file_path_to_testResultSet_file)