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2. Close the dialog, on the Signals and Events tab, select the desired signal from the data tree, in this case **Right_Knee_Angle**. Navigate into the LINK_MODEL_BASED items folder, and select the checkbox beside the signal. | 2. Close the dialog, on the Signals and Events tab, select the desired signal from the data tree, in this case **Right_Knee_Angle**. Navigate into the LINK_MODEL_BASED items folder, and select the checkbox beside the signal. | ||
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**RKFlex_MaxLocal** will be created at the maximum values during the full gait cycle. As seen below: | **RKFlex_MaxLocal** will be created at the maximum values during the full gait cycle. As seen below: | ||
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==== Example 2: Complex ==== | ==== Example 2: Complex ==== | ||
- | In this example, the local maximum | + | In this example, the local maxima |
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- | Second, the Event_Maximum command can be used to find the peaks in the acceleration | + | |
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- | Finally, | + | Then use Metric_Signal_Value_At_Event to extract the actual Y-acceleration values at these peaks for analysis: |
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