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| Typically, creating gait events using force data is the most reliable method of gait event detection. However, if force data is not available, there are several methods for computing gait events using kinematic data. | Typically, creating gait events using force data is the most reliable method of gait event detection. However, if force data is not available, there are several methods for computing gait events using kinematic data. | ||
| - | * Keep in mind that computing gait events from only kinematic data is challenging, | ||
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| - | ===== Methods ===== | ||
| This tutorial describes three methods to create gait events: | This tutorial describes three methods to create gait events: | ||
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| * **Method 2**: DeAsha using hip kinematics < | * **Method 2**: DeAsha using hip kinematics < | ||
| - | Alternative methods can also be implemented in Visual3D, although they are not described in this tutorial. < | + | Alternative methods can also be implemented in Visual3D, although they are not described in this tutorial. < |
| ===== Downloads ===== | ===== Downloads ===== | ||
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| Example scripts which create events using the three methods along with a sample workspace can be [[https:// | Example scripts which create events using the three methods along with a sample workspace can be [[https:// | ||
| - | ===== Workflow Process ===== | + | ===== Method 1A + 1B: Zeni Paper ===== |
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| - | ==== Method 1A + 1B: Zeni Paper ==== | + | |
| The Zeni paper describes two methods of creating kinematic gait events. Step 1 is the same in both methods, but the steps diverge in Step 2. | The Zeni paper describes two methods of creating kinematic gait events. Step 1 is the same in both methods, but the steps diverge in Step 2. | ||
visual3d/documentation/pipeline/event_commands/example_-_gait_events_using_kinematic_data.txt · Last modified: 2025/05/01 15:07 by wikisysop