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A. Fatigability given mobility trajectory: posterior probability of assignment
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Fatigability trajectory groups
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Stable low (n=5)
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Improving (n=19)
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Stable high (n=20)
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Mobility trajectory groups
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Low (n=15)
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0.05
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0.00
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0.95
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High (n=29)
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0.16
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0.66
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0.17
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B. Mobility given fatigability trajectory: posterior probability of assignment
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Mobility trajectory groups
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Low (n=15)
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High (n=29)
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Fatigability trajectory groups
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Stable low (n=5)
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0.15
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0.86
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Improving (n=19)
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0.00
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1.00
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Stable high (n=20)
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0.74
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0.26
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C. Joint fatigability mobility model: posterior probability of assignment
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Group Allocation
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N (%)
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Low fatigability high mobility
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Improving fatigability high mobility
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High fatigability low mobility
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Low fatigability high mobility
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5 (11)
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0.79
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0.03
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<0.001
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Improving fatigability high mobility
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23(52)
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0.06
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0.79
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0.01
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High fatigability low mobility
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16 (36)
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<0.001
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0.01
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0.86
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