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We have an interesting agenda for future works.
First of all, we plan to exhaustively experimenting
MIPHAS. The experimentation will involve profes-
sional athletes. We also plan to enrich the DSS with
more refined algorithms, in order to reach a fully
functioning phase of Continuous Learning. Finally,
we also plan to reduce the invasiveness of the elec-
tronic component by dividing it in distinct physical
modules.
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