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    MathWorks Inc multibody simulation model
    Multibody Simulation Model, supplied by MathWorks Inc, used in various techniques. Bioz Stars score: 90/100, based on 1 PubMed citations. ZERO BIAS - scores, article reviews, protocol conditions and more
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    Article Title: Fault-tolerant adaptive attitude tracking control of satellite with uncertainty and actuator misalignment in presence of environmental disturbances.
    Article Snippet: Furthermore, a MATLAB Multibody simulation model validates the controller, yielding a maximum verification error less than 4% in angular velocity.

    Article Title: Design and analysis of n(3-RRU) deployable and reconfigurable serial-parallel manipulator for on-orbit manipulation and capture
    Article Snippet: The advancement of on-orbit manipulation and capture capabilities is crucial for various aspects of space exploration and utilization, demanding a broader operational range, the handling of larger manipulation loads, and higher deployable/foldable during manipulation and capture.. However, Traditional space robotic systems inevitably encounter the issue of substantial increases in both volume and weight to extend their operational envelope while preserving rigidity and precision.. It is an urgent challenge to develop novel lightweight, high deployable/foldable ratio and reconfigurable space robotic systems.

    Article Title: Fault-tolerant adaptive attitude tracking control of satellite with uncertainty and actuator misalignment in presence of environmental disturbances.
    Article Snippet: Additionally, the proposed controller’s functionality is demonstrated through satellite modeling in MATLAB Multibody for verification analysis, where the controller’s performance is evaluated.

    Article Title: Fault-tolerant adaptive attitude tracking control of satellite with uncertainty and actuator misalignment in presence of environmental disturbances.
    Article Snippet: Furthermore, a MATLAB Multibody simulation model validates the controller, yielding a maximum verification error less than

    Article Title: Fault-tolerant adaptive attitude tracking control of satellite with uncertainty and actuator misalignment in presence of environmental disturbances.
    Article Snippet: So as to verify the functionality of the propounded controller, the satellite is modeled in the MATLAB Multibody environment.

    Article Title: Fault-tolerant adaptive attitude tracking control of satellite with uncertainty and actuator misalignment in presence of environmental disturbances.
    Article Snippet: Furthermore, to verify the controller’s performance, the system was modeled in MATLAB Multibody and integrated with the designed controller.

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    Article Title: Meta-heuristic optimization algorithms based feature selection for joint moment prediction of sit-to-stand movement using machine learning algorithms.
    Article Snippet: The sit-to-stand (STS) movement is fundamental in daily activities, involving coordinated motion of the lower extremities and trunk, which leads to the generation of joint moments based on joint angles and limb properties.. Traditional methods for determining joint moments often involve sensors or complex mathematical approaches, posing limitations in terms of movement restrictions or expertise requirements.. Machine learning (ML) algorithms have emerged as promising tools for joint moment estimation, but the challenge lies in efficiently selecting relevant features from diverse datasets, especially in clinical research settings.

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    Article Title: Meta-heuristic optimization algorithms based feature selection for joint moment prediction of sit-to-stand movement using machine learning algorithms.
    Article Snippet: The sit-to-stand (STS) movement is fundamental in daily activities, involving coordinated motion of the lower extremities and trunk, which leads to the generation of joint moments based on joint angles and limb properties.. Traditional methods for determining joint moments often involve sensors or complex mathematical approaches, posing limitations in terms of movement restrictions or expertise requirements.. Machine learning (ML) algorithms have emerged as promising tools for joint moment estimation, but the challenge lies in efficiently selecting relevant features from diverse datasets, especially in clinical research settings.



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    (A) Computational model for multibody dynamic simulation of a pivot landing. Knee squatting was represented with a smaller peak quadriceps force (500 N) and gravitational force at the hip (200 N) and no external tibial torque. (B) Representation of the patellofemoral contact pressure distribution. (C) Parameters used to characterize patellar tracking.

    Journal: Arthroscopy, Sports Medicine, and Rehabilitation

    Article Title: Adding Tibial Tuberosity Medialization to Medial Patellofemoral Ligament Reconstruction Reduces Lateral Patellar Maltracking During Multidirectional Motion in a Computational Simulation Model

    doi: 10.1016/j.asmr.2023.100753

    Figure Lengend Snippet: (A) Computational model for multibody dynamic simulation of a pivot landing. Knee squatting was represented with a smaller peak quadriceps force (500 N) and gravitational force at the hip (200 N) and no external tibial torque. (B) Representation of the patellofemoral contact pressure distribution. (C) Parameters used to characterize patellar tracking.

    Article Snippet: The multibody dynamic simulation models and simulated motion (RecurDyn, FunctionBay, Seongnam, Korea) have been described in detail previously., , , Models were reconstructed from 3.0 T MRI scans of the extended and unloaded knee (proton density weighted, slice thickness ranging from 0.5 mm to 1.5 mm).

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