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- | {{|| | + | ====== GRF DATA ====== |
- | creating a link_model_based signal called grf_data is a more general way to reference an external force. | + | || |
- | modelbasedgrf_data.png\\ | + | Creating a LINK_MODEL_BASED signal called GRF_DATA is a more general way to reference an external Force. |
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- | the segment combo box identifies the segment to which external forces have been assigned. | ||
- | this allows the user to define the segment rather than the force platform, thus eliminating the need to make notes as to which segment is in contact with which platform. | + | The segment combo box identifies the segment to which external forces have been assigned. |
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+ | This allows the user to define the segment rather than the Force Platform, thus eliminating the need to make notes as to which segment is in contact with which platform. | ||
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+ | The image above computes a signal for each contact of the Left Foot segment with any force platform. The signal shown is normalized by the default scaling factor of the Body Weight. | ||
- | the image above computes a signal for each contact of the left foot segment with any force platform. the signal shown is normalized by the default scaling factor of the body weight. | ||
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