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 +====== Default Normalization (Scaling) Factors ======
 +
 +==== Joint_Angle ====
 +
 +standing trial
 +==== Joint_Force ====
 +
 +body mass
 +==== Joint_Moment ====
 +
 +body mass
 +==== Joint_Power ====
 +
 +body mass
 +==== Seg_Proximal_Joint ====
 +
 +body height
 +==== Seg_Distal_Joint ====
 +
 +body height
 +==== Angular_Momentum ====
 +
 +body mass
 +==== Linear_Momentum ====
 +
 +body mass
 +==== Model_Energy_Scalar ====
 +
 +body mass
 +==== Potential_Energy ====
 +
 +body mass
 +==== Rotational_Energy_Scalar ====
 +
 +body mass
 +==== Rotational_Energy_Terms ====
 +
 +body mass
 +==== Segment_Energy_Total ====
 +
 +body mass
 +==== Translational_Energy_Scalar ====
 +
 +body mass
 +==== Translational_Energy_Terms ====
 +
 +body mass
 +==== COP_Path ====
 +
 +Foot length is the distance between the proximal and distal ends of the segment
 +Foot width is the distal radius of the segment
 +The length and width are based on the segment definition, and it doesn't matter which axes you have assigned to the segment
 +==== GRF_Data ====
 +
 +body weight
 +e.g. (body mass * 9.81)
 +==== COP_MODEL_COG ====
 +
 +Foot length is the distance between the proximal and distal ends of the segment
 +The length is based on the segment definition, and it doesn't matter which axes you have assigned to the segment
 +
  
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