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Tom Ruopp


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Finding Heelstrike and Toe-off with only Ground Reaction Force Data
Hi all, Is there anyone out there who has developed a really robust algorithm for detecting heelstrike and toe-off using only...

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How to access variables with incremental names using for loop index?
I want to change code such as this limb_ph1_avg=mean(limb_ph1); limb_ph2_avg=mean(limb_ph2); limb_ph3_avg=mean(limb_p...

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Reading data files within a subfolder of the search path?
I would like to be able to have all my functions in the ML searchpath, but have all of my data in subfolders. Then I would enter...

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How can I program a section of my plot to have a different color background?
I plot lines along my data and I would like to make certain section in between them a different color. I have tried inserting a ...

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How to set x-axis labels under certain tick marks?
Is there a simple way to define tick mark labels? For example I have attached a plot which I would like to change. Instead of ha...

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How to normalize data along the x-axis in order to perform cross-correlation?
I am working with EMG data for gait analysis. I am attempting to determine where in the gait cycle (heelstrike to heelstrike) th...

presque 9 ans il y a | 1 réponse | 0

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Correcting for split-belt treadmill crossover
Hello, I am using a split-belt treadmill in my lab and am reading z-direction (vertical) forces from it. I use ML to find eve...

presque 9 ans il y a | 1 réponse | 0

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How do I shorten my code to prevent writing the same thing over and over?
code I am using is as follows: for i=1:length(Rpeaks) %starts at first peak which is first whole step %if i==1 ...

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Is it possible to automate the plotting of data that is created by multiple passes of the same script?
For example the script runs once and creates a set of data, then runs again (overwriting previous data). I need all data on same...

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