Hi Thomas,
Hope you are well and staying safe.
I was just wondering if there is a way to perform a "tracking" simulation in scone, perhaps as a way of generating an informed initial guess?
For example, could I perhaps:
1. use motion capture data to perform inverse kinematics to compute joint angles (in OpenSim, using the same model as what would be used in scone).
2. create a mock "states.sto" file that contains the joint angles and measured ground reaction forces (from a force plate).
3. Maybe use/include a MimicMeasure to try and track the motion and ground reaction forces.
Is the above possible, or do you perhaps have a better alternative to achieve such a goal?
Cheers,
Nirav
Tracking simulation
- Thomas Geijtenbeek
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Re: Tracking simulation
Hi Nirav,
Yes, that's definitely possible -- in fact, the MimicMeasure is designed exactly for that purpose. You can enter the .sto file and select which channels you wish to include using the include_states and exclude_states parameters.
Alternatively, you could do the same with a ScriptMeasure, which is a bit more work at the benefit of giving you extra control.
Let me know if it works out or if you have any issues with it.
Yes, that's definitely possible -- in fact, the MimicMeasure is designed exactly for that purpose. You can enter the .sto file and select which channels you wish to include using the include_states and exclude_states parameters.
Alternatively, you could do the same with a ScriptMeasure, which is a bit more work at the benefit of giving you extra control.
Let me know if it works out or if you have any issues with it.