In addition the muscles of the functional network usually show unbalanced contributions Identifying the responsible muscles in a coordinated action may help develop a more effective treatment program

Furthermore, the muscles within the functional network often have imbalanced contributions. Identifying the specific muscles responsible for coordinated actions can aid in developing more effective rehabilitation programs for stroke patients. To quantify the importance of nodes in the network, metrics such as degree centrality (DC) can be utilized to determine the specific contributions of muscles in the muscular network, thereby identifying abnormal muscle function. However, it is currently unclear whether the contributions of multiple muscles involved in postural control during standing can be accurately measured or if impaired muscles related to stroke can be identified