Hi all,
When we create a study using inverse.initialize() and solve, the solution file doesn't seem to contain the kinematic states in it (The solution of a MocoInverse has the kinematic states). If that is true, how to get a states/solution file which includes the kinematic states. I need them for further analysis. Of course, the generalized coordinates are prescribed and from that one can find the speeds. But, is there any other way?
Thanks,
Karthick.
Accessing kinematic states when using inverse.initialize()
- Karthick Ganesan
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- Nicholas Bianco
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Re: Accessing kinematic states when using inverse.initialize()
Hi Karthick,
You could solve a "dummy" problem (i.e., set max iterations to zero) and get the MocoInverse solution with the kinematics since they will be the same no matter what the muscle solution is.
-Nick
You could solve a "dummy" problem (i.e., set max iterations to zero) and get the MocoInverse solution with the kinematics since they will be the same no matter what the muscle solution is.
-Nick