보행 시 DLO방법을 이용한 발목 관절의 접촉력 분석

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34. "Dynamically kinetic interpretation of ankle skeletal muscular modeling on 3 free-degree 11 muscles during normal subjects’ walking used of optimization method Because the DLO technique used in the study has been reported to influence to an accuracy of real experimental data such as angle variables was quantitatied by the previous experiment to control possible errors Individual powers of 3 free-degree 11 muscles were calculated by the skeletal muscle modeling used of kinematic and kinetic factors of ankle joint computed by the experiment"
35. "Dynamically kinetic interpretation of ankle skeletal muscular modeling on 3 free-degree 11 muscles during normal subjects’ walking used of optimization method Because the DLO technique used in the study has been reported to influence to an accuracy of real experimental data such as angle variables was quantitatied by the previous experiment to control possible errors Individual powers of 3 free-degree 11 muscles were calculated by the skeletal muscle modeling used of kinematic and kinetic factors of ankle joint computed by the experiment"

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