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STAPLE (Shared Tools for Automatic Personalised Lower Extremity modelling) consists of a collection of methods for generating skeletal models from three-dimensional bone geometries, usually segmented from medical images. The methods are currently being expanded to create complete musculoskeletal models.
Data (bone geometries and gait analysis data) and scripts to reproduce the results and figures of the scientific publication specified in the README file.
Functional data analysis of countermovement jump data. It creates linear models from component scores based on a range of data processing techniques, including curve registration.
Reproducibility package (repropack) for generating all the models, results and figures included in the referenced publication. We investigated the effect of femoral anteversion on the joint reactions of the lower limb and compared the results against the in vivo loading measured by an instrumented prosthesis (Grand Challenge Dataset).
Master Thesis project at Linköping University by Erik Sars and Sophia Cedermalm. The digital twin developed by ISB research group at Linköping University is extended with biomechanical modelling of the human body. It is done by a dance sequence. Later acquired muscle forces will be analysed.