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The Quest for Dynamic Consistency — A Comparison of OpenSim Tools for Residual Reduction in Simulations of Human Running

2023-09-01

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The use of synchronous kinematic and kinetic data in simulations of human running will typically lead to dynamic inconsistencies (i.e. residual forces and moments) being present. Minimising the residual forces and moments in such simulations is important to ensure plausible model outputs (e.g. joint moments, muscle forces) are obtained. A variety of approaches suitable for residual reduction are available in OpenS...

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0c0ce944-90aa-5161-aea8-45c397010ff7
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10.1101/2023.08.31.555836
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