Possibilities of Applying Entropy in Biomechanics

The Eskov-Zinchenko effect discovery in biomechanics led to proof of any samples’ homogeneity loss and the loss of samples ergodicity of the of the human body functions parameters. As a result, all this was defined as type 2 uncertainty. However, in the new, third science for biosystems, type 1 uncertainty also arises. In this case, everyone is statistically the same, but the body of the subjects is objectively in different physiological, mental, environmental or physiological states. This message is intended to prove such uncertainty specifically in biomechanics (there have not been such examples yet) using the example of the use of entropy calculations in the assessment of tremorograms. #CSOC1120.