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Modeling of the pliant surfaces of the thigh and leg during gait

Ball et al., 1998

Document ID
16787501134864307385
Author
Ball K
Pierrynowski M
Publication year
Publication venue
Laser-Tissue Interaction IX

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Rigid Body Modeling, a 6 degree of freedom (DOF) method, provides state of the art human movement analysis, but with one critical limitation; it assumes segment rigidity. A non-rigid 12 DOF method, Pliant Surface Modeling (PSM) was developed to model the simultaneous …
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