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Approximating complex musculoskeletal biomechanics using multidimensional autogenerating polynomials

2019-09-08

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Computational models of the musculoskeletal system are scientific tools used to study human movement, quantify the effects of injury and disease, and plan surgical interventions. Additionally, these models could also be used to intuitively link biological control signals and realistic high-dimensional articulated prosthetic limbs. However, implementing fast and accurate musculoskeletal computations that can be use...

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8832d132-804c-555e-8d8d-807e701851eb
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10.1101/759878
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