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What if the subject is not walking along the lab axes? What if the subject is walking at a diagonal? | What if the subject is not walking along the lab axes? What if the subject is walking at a diagonal? | ||
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=== Metric Direction of Progression === | === Metric Direction of Progression === | ||
- | |In each of the following methods, the direction of progression will need to be defined (Step 1). Once the direction of progression has been based off some measure, the user will need to determine what " | + | |In each of the following methods, the direction of progression will need to be defined (Step 1). Once the direction of progression has been based off some measure, the user will need to determine what " |
==== Method 1 ==== | ==== Method 1 ==== | ||
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=== Step 1: Direction of Progression === | === Step 1: Direction of Progression === | ||
- | |- Get the initial position of the origin of the pelvis (RPVo)\\ \\ - Create this as a time based signal\\ - Create a vector from the origin of the pelvis that offset in the -Y direction of the lab (-Y)\\ - Project the pelvis origin onto the floor (DOP)\\ - Calculate the angle between the origin of the pelvis at t=0, the -Y direction of the lab, and the direction of progression (DOP) at each time point in the trial\\ - Calculate the [[# | + | |- Get the initial position of the origin of the pelvis (RPVo)\\ \\ - Create this as a time based signal\\ - Create a vector from the origin of the pelvis that offset in the -Y direction of the lab (-Y)\\ - Project the pelvis origin onto the floor (DOP)\\ - Calculate the angle between the origin of the pelvis at t=0, the -Y direction of the lab, and the direction of progression (DOP) at each time point in the trial\\ - Calculate the [[# |
=== Step 2: Define the Virtual Lab === | === Step 2: Define the Virtual Lab === | ||
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=== Create Landmarks === | === Create Landmarks === | ||
- | |\\ **1. Create MID_PSIS: | + | |\\ **1. Create MID_PSIS: |
- | |\\ **1. Create RPV_Z_Lab: | + | |\\ **1. Create RPV_Z_Lab: |
- | |\\ **1. Create RPV_Y_Lab: | + | |\\ **1. Create RPV_Y_Lab: |
- | |\\ **1. Create RPV_Y:**\\ \\ < | + | |\\ **1. Create RPV_Y:**\\ \\ < |
- | |\\ **1. Create RPV_Y_PROJ: | + | |\\ **1. Create RPV_Y_PROJ: |
- | |\\ **1. Create RPV_Y_Fixed: | + | |\\ **1. Create RPV_Y_Fixed: |
=== Create Virtual Lab Segment === | === Create Virtual Lab Segment === | ||
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To create the Virtual Laboratory segment, switch to the **Segment** Tab in model builder mode. | To create the Virtual Laboratory segment, switch to the **Segment** Tab in model builder mode. | ||
- | |**1. Create the Virtual Lab Segment: | + | |**1. Create the Virtual Lab Segment: |
- | |4. In the **Virtual Lab** tab, enter these values:\\ \\ | **Define Proximal Joint and Radius**\\ \\ **Lateral: | + | |4. In the **Virtual Lab** tab, enter these values:\\ \\ | **Define Proximal Joint and Radius**\\ \\ **Lateral: |
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