distribute_MUs_in_muscle: Place MUs somewhere in the muscle area.
In ime-luebeck/semgsim: Simulating surface electromyographic (sEMG) and force signals
View source: R/setup_muscles.r
distribute_MUs_in_muscle R Documentation
Place MUs somewhere in the muscle area.
Description
Distribute MUs throughout the base muscle's assigned area, taking care of
assumed fiber densities, muscle boundaries, etc. This is a purely technical
function; the algorithm used for MU placement must be provided externally via
'muscle$MU_distributor'.
Usage
distribute_MUs_in_muscle(muscle, MUs)
Arguments
muscle
A single muscle object, must have element 'MU_distributor'.
MUs
A list of MU objects.
Details
Returned objects have one very important property: $transform, which
transforms coordinates relative to the MU base region (a (0,1)x(0,1) square)
into coordinates relative to the muscle's base region (also a [0,1]x[0,1]
square). It is a function that takes 2D vectors with values between 0 and 1
in both dimensions. The same is true for its return values.
Value
A list of modified MU objects with assigned geometrical properties.
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View source: R/setup_muscles.r
| distribute_MUs_in_muscle | R Documentation |
Place MUs somewhere in the muscle area.
Description
Distribute MUs throughout the base muscle's assigned area, taking care of assumed fiber densities, muscle boundaries, etc. This is a purely technical function; the algorithm used for MU placement must be provided externally via 'muscle$MU_distributor'.
Usage
distribute_MUs_in_muscle(muscle, MUs)
Arguments
muscle |
A single muscle object, must have element 'MU_distributor'. |
MUs |
A list of MU objects. |
Details
Returned objects have one very important property: $transform, which transforms coordinates relative to the MU base region (a (0,1)x(0,1) square) into coordinates relative to the muscle's base region (also a [0,1]x[0,1] square). It is a function that takes 2D vectors with values between 0 and 1 in both dimensions. The same is true for its return values.
Value
A list of modified MU objects with assigned geometrical properties.
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