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Po-Hsiang Chan1, Julie Stebbins2, Amy B Zavatsky1
1Department of Engineering Science, University of Oxford, Oxford, UK.
Abstract:
Marker-based clinical gait analysis and multi-segment foot models (MSFM) have been successfully used for the diagnosis and clinical management of various lower limb disorders. The accuracy and validity of the kinematics measured depend on the design of the model, as well as on the adherence to its inherent rigid body assumption. This study applies a Monte-Carlo based global sensitivity analysis to evaluate the efficacy of using 'rigid body error ()' in quantifying the rigidity of a MSFM marker-cluster. A regression model is proposed. It is concluded that is effective in quantifying rigidity.
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