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Joint center estimation by single-frame optimization

Frick, 2018

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Joint center location is the driving parameter for determining the kinematics, and later kinetics, associated with human motion capture. Therefore the accuracy with which said location is determined is of great import to any and all subsequent calculation and analysis …
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