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Benchmarking the predictive capability of human gait simulations

2024-12-12

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Physics-based simulation generate movement patterns based on a neuro-musculoskeletal model without relying on experimental movement data, offering a powerful approach to study how neuro-musculoskeletal properties shape locomotion. Yet, simulated gait patterns and metabolic powers do not always agree with experiments, pointing to modeling errors reflecting gaps in our understanding. Here, we systematically evaluate...

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Literature Corpus work: c10261f9-c8fb-5620-893b-77d447a101e4
DOI: 10.1101/2024.12.12.628124

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