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Prediction and control in human neuromusculoskeletal models

2020-01-01

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Computational neuromusculoskeletal modelling enables the generation and testing of hypotheses about human movement on a large scale, in silico. Humanoid models, which increasingly aim to replicate the full complexity of the human nervous and musculoskeletal systems, are built on extensive prior knowledge, extracted from anatomical imaging, kinematic and kinetic measurement, and codified as model description. Where...

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cc1d5be1-6c6b-52ff-bc90-40a7681bb36a
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10.25560/85610
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