Calibration Error: calcGoal
Posted: Sat Mar 28, 2020 10:31 pm
Hi I am a newbie to the OpenSim community and I would appreciate your help.
I am facing consistent trouble with calibrating captured data with both the Rajagopal_2015.osim and upper limb model.
The tutorial example works great but any sort of attempt of input of gathered 1,2,3 upper limb sensor or data from the UC Irvine Opportunity data set yields no skeleton (just gray window in Opensim) and the following error:
Exception in opensense: AssemblySolver::assemble() Failed: SimTK Exception thrown at Assembler.cpp:227:
Error detected by Simbody method AssemblerSystem::objectiveFunc(): calcGoal() method of assembly condition OrientationSensors returned a negative or non-finite value -nan(ind).
(Required condition 'goalValue >= 0' was not met.)
I read in the forum that this could be associated with the lack of markers in the model file which I have confirmed to be true for both the upper limb and Rajagopal_2015.osim models.
1) I have seen this error popup in people using motion capture systems which I am not. What would be the problem and proposed solution for the error?
2)Why does the tutorial work yet it has "no markers"?
3)In what cases are markers a must have other than in the motion capture scenario?
I am using a windows cmd prompt to run this.
Thank you!
I am facing consistent trouble with calibrating captured data with both the Rajagopal_2015.osim and upper limb model.
The tutorial example works great but any sort of attempt of input of gathered 1,2,3 upper limb sensor or data from the UC Irvine Opportunity data set yields no skeleton (just gray window in Opensim) and the following error:
Exception in opensense: AssemblySolver::assemble() Failed: SimTK Exception thrown at Assembler.cpp:227:
Error detected by Simbody method AssemblerSystem::objectiveFunc(): calcGoal() method of assembly condition OrientationSensors returned a negative or non-finite value -nan(ind).
(Required condition 'goalValue >= 0' was not met.)
I read in the forum that this could be associated with the lack of markers in the model file which I have confirmed to be true for both the upper limb and Rajagopal_2015.osim models.
1) I have seen this error popup in people using motion capture systems which I am not. What would be the problem and proposed solution for the error?
2)Why does the tutorial work yet it has "no markers"?
3)In what cases are markers a must have other than in the motion capture scenario?
I am using a windows cmd prompt to run this.
Thank you!