Including EMG data in a CMC simulation

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Moe Curtin
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Including EMG data in a CMC simulation

Post by Moe Curtin » Tue Apr 24, 2012 4:42 am

I have some EMG data that I want to include in a CMC simulation. The idea is that CMC will calculate the muscle activations for the muscles that I do not have EMG data for.

The CMC simulation runs fine without the EMG data.

I am including the EMG data in the control constraints for the relevant muscles by entering the activation levels into the <min_nodes> and <max_nodes> in the control set.

When I run CMC with the EMG data included, it starts fine, I get warnings that there is a small force range for the muscles that I am using the EMG data for, which is what I would expect. The problem is that it doesn't get very far, even when I just enter EMG data for a small muscle that has almost no effect on the model.

Is this approach possible with CMC, or should I be looking at another way of doing this?

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Alex MacIntosh
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Re: Including EMG data in a CMC simulation

Post by Alex MacIntosh » Tue Nov 26, 2013 5:56 am

Hello,

I am just wondering if you have found an answer to this question? I realize it was a while ago, but if you have I would be very interested in hearing about it.

Thanks

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