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// GENERAL DESCRIPTION OF MODEL
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// This model uses motion capture C3D files to apply a motion th Full Body, or only to the Lower Extremities and trunk.
// The model requires to run in two sequences and can be switched in and out by switches in the top of the main
// file. The sequence "MotionAndParameterOptimizationModel" is used for optimizing the motion and identifying model
// parameters such as segment lengths and local marker positions. The output from this analysis is a set of parameters
// and joints angles which is automatically saved. This model has no muscles.
// The second sequence is the inverse dynamics study which is driven by the optimized motion from
// the first study, this "InverseDynamicModel" model includes muscles.
// Using the FullBody slows down the model and computational time increases a lot. It is thereofre recommended to
// use the LowerExtremity model if you are interested mostly in the leg.
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// How to run the model
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// 1. Run the MotionAndParameterOptimization sequence first.
// 2. Switch to the Inverse Dynamcis Sequence
// 3. Reload the model (Press F7)
// 4. Run the InverseDynamicAnalysis Sequence
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//If you intend to run your own set of C3D files, pleae have a look at the wiki on www.anyscript.org!
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//DESCRIPTIONS OF THE INDIVIDUAL STUDIES IN THE MODEL
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//KinematicStudyForParameterIdentification:
// This study is the basis study for the Parameter identification study
//
//ParameterIdentification:
// Running this study will optimize the parameters of the model: segments length and marker positions
// It will also calculate the motion but usually this optimization is done with a lower amount of
// timesteps so the produced motion is not usefull for an inverse dynamic analysis. The reduced
// number of timesteps will speed the optimization it should however not be too low, this will
// reduce the accuracy
//
//MotionOptimization:
// This study will run the kinematic analysis using the optimize parameters from the ParameterIdentification study
// This study will run with a high number of timesteps. It will automatically save the optimized motion in files
// named according to name of the used C3D which is specified in the ModelSetup.any file
//
//LoadParametersOptimizationResults
// This study is used ONLY for loading the optimized results from the ParameterIdentification study
//
//InverseDynamicStudy:
// This study run the inverse dynamic analysis of the model with the optimized motion and optimized parameters
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//The studies has to to be activated in a certain sequence, to make this easier there are the following
//operation sequences:
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//MotionAndParameterOptimiztionSequence:
// This seqeunce is used for determining the model parameters such as segment lenghts, marker positions
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//InverseDynamicAnalysisSequence:
// This study sequence is used for calibrating the model and running the inverse dynamic analysis