skeleton: Representation of the structure

In Sebastien-Le/MocapMineR: A package dedicated to the analysis of motion capture data

Description

This function allows you to represent the structure/skeleton as a function of time. The main arguments are the two data sets joint and structure. You can highlight a particular part of the body.

Usage

skeleton(
  joint,
  structure,
  num.joint,
  num.frame,
  num.x,
  num.y,
  num.name,
  frame.index = NULL,
  body.part = "",
  color.part = "black",
  fps = 30
)

Arguments

joint	The joint dataset: the coordinates of the joints as a function of time
structure	The structure dataset: a first column with the segments composing the structure, two other columns defining the extremities of the segments
num.joint	The index of the column associated with the joint variable
num.frame	The index of the column associated with the frame variable
num.x	The index of the column associated with the x-axis variable represented on the graphical output
num.y	The index of the column associated with the y-axis variable represented on the graphical output
num.name	The index of the column associated with the name variable
frame.index	The index of the frame you want to represent (static representation)
body.part	The names of the segments you want to represent
color.part	The colour you want to use to represent the segments
fps	The number of frames per second

Value

An animation by default or a static representation for a given frame

Examples

## Not run: 
data(gaetan_apchagi)
data(human)
skeleton(joint=gaetan_apchagi, structure= human, num.joint=2,
num.frame=6, num.x=3, num.y=4, num.name=8)

skeleton(joint=gaetan_apchagi, structure= human, num.joint=2,
num.frame=6, num.x=3, num.y=4, num.name=8, body.part = "tibia_r",color.part = "orange")

## End(Not run)

data(gaetan_apchagi)
data(human)

skeleton(joint=gaetan_apchagi, structure= human, num.joint=2,
num.frame=6, num.x=3, num.y=4, num.name=8, body.part = "tibia_r",
frame.index=25, color.part = "orange")

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