Hi all
What are the differences of these two constructor under ControlLinearNode class?
1.ControlLinearNode (double aT=0.0, double aValue=0.0)
2.ControlLinearNode (const ControlLinearNode &aNode)
I've tried both of them. For the first one, I splitted the whole simulation elapse time by 0.01 second and declared them as the time array.
But for the second one, I wonder when the nodes occurs.
I declared nodes first, and add them with ControlLinear::insertNewValueNode. I didn't declare the occuring time of each node.
Do they occur randomly by default?
Either way could alter the shape of control curve, but I'm not sure that I implemented correct codes.
One more quesiton: if the name of control object was set as the exact muscle name in OpenSim model,
does the control curve follow the excitation-activation relation?
Thank you.
About ControlLinearNode
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Ayman Habib
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RE: About ControlLinearNode
Hi Shiuan-Lin,
What you have here are two different constructors to the ControlLinearNode class. The first creates a node with value of 0. at time 0.0 unless you pass in a time and/or a value while the other is a copy constructor that will populate the ControlLinearNode based on the passed in aNode.
As with C++ default arguments, if you specify only one argument, it would be taken as "time", with a "value" of 0.0 (why would you do that?)
If you create your ControlSet and save it to a file you can use the Excitation Editor in the GUI to see how it looks, or you can create the ControlSet entirely in the GUI. You could also create a storage file and pass it in and we'll convert it internally to a ControlSet in the ForwardTool.
Hope this helps and please let me know if you have any questions.
-Ayman
What you have here are two different constructors to the ControlLinearNode class. The first creates a node with value of 0. at time 0.0 unless you pass in a time and/or a value while the other is a copy constructor that will populate the ControlLinearNode based on the passed in aNode.
As with C++ default arguments, if you specify only one argument, it would be taken as "time", with a "value" of 0.0 (why would you do that?)
If you create your ControlSet and save it to a file you can use the Excitation Editor in the GUI to see how it looks, or you can create the ControlSet entirely in the GUI. You could also create a storage file and pass it in and we'll convert it internally to a ControlSet in the ForwardTool.
Hope this helps and please let me know if you have any questions.
-Ayman
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Shiuan-Lin Huang
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RE: About ControlLinearNode
Thank you, Ayman.
I misunderstood the usage of this class.
My purpose is to create a series of control nodes, and let the algorithm to search for a new sets of nodes which could minimize the value of objective function.
I have to look for other ways to implement codes which serve that purpose.
I really appreciate your help. Thank you, Ayman.
Shiuan-Lin
I misunderstood the usage of this class.
My purpose is to create a series of control nodes, and let the algorithm to search for a new sets of nodes which could minimize the value of objective function.
I have to look for other ways to implement codes which serve that purpose.
I really appreciate your help. Thank you, Ayman.
Shiuan-Lin