Hello, hope you are all well,
I have been doing some test in OpenCap, I have process all the data in python and all is working well, I am looking now to plot the Pelvis_ty, Pelvis_tx, and Pelvis_tz, but I can't find in the code where those markers are.
I would appreciate any help on this.
Kind Regards.
JP
Pelvis_tx, ty, tz location.
- Juan Pablo García Muñoz
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- Matt Petrucci
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Re: Pelvis_tx, ty, tz location.
Hi Juan,
Pelvis_tx, ty, and tz should be in the .mot file. Do you not see them there?
Pelvis_tx, ty, and tz should be in the .mot file. Do you not see them there?
- Juan Pablo García Muñoz
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Re: Pelvis_tx, ty, tz location.
Hi Matt,
Thanks for your previous answer, i found them!
I have another question, I know the body CoM it would be very similar to Pelvis Segment, but it is calculated differently am I rigth?, if so, is there a way to know how it is calculated the COM? Is the weighted sum of different COM segments? or another thing.
Thanks a Lot
Best regards!
Juan Pablo
Thanks for your previous answer, i found them!
I have another question, I know the body CoM it would be very similar to Pelvis Segment, but it is calculated differently am I rigth?, if so, is there a way to know how it is calculated the COM? Is the weighted sum of different COM segments? or another thing.
Thanks a Lot
Best regards!
Juan Pablo
- Matt Petrucci
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Re: Pelvis_tx, ty, tz location.
Hi Juan Pablo,
Great! Yes, we have some example code for getting the COM kinematics here: https://github.com/stanfordnmbl/opencap ... sis.py#L43
Hope this helps,
Great! Yes, we have some example code for getting the COM kinematics here: https://github.com/stanfordnmbl/opencap ... sis.py#L43
Hope this helps,