generate_MUs: Generate motor units (MUs) and muscle fibers for all muscles
In ime-luebeck/semgsim: Simulating surface electromyographic (sEMG) and force signals
View source: R/setup_muscles.r
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Generate motor units (MUs) and muscle fibers for all muscles
Description
Set up the muscle structure by generating motor units (MUs) and their
contained muscle fibers according to the given configuration.
Usage
generate_MUs(muscles)
Arguments
muscles
A data.frame containing information on the muscle properties.
Will usually be generated by a call to convert_muscle_list_to_df.
Details
Generates a set of MUs parameters following an exponential distribution with
muscle-specific parameters and then gathers all the MUs generated for the
different muscles in a single data.frame.
Value
A data.frame containing categorical columns 'muscle' and 'MU'
giving the corresponding indices and 'MU.obj' containing the actual MU
objects. These in turn have a property $fibers that contains a list of the
muscle fibers contained in that MU. No geometrical information is present
at this stage.
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View source: R/setup_muscles.r
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Generate motor units (MUs) and muscle fibers for all muscles
Description
Set up the muscle structure by generating motor units (MUs) and their contained muscle fibers according to the given configuration.
Usage
generate_MUs(muscles)
Arguments
muscles |
A data.frame containing information on the muscle properties. Will usually be generated by a call to convert_muscle_list_to_df. |
Details
Generates a set of MUs parameters following an exponential distribution with muscle-specific parameters and then gathers all the MUs generated for the different muscles in a single data.frame.
Value
A data.frame containing categorical columns 'muscle' and 'MU' giving the corresponding indices and 'MU.obj' containing the actual MU objects. These in turn have a property $fibers that contains a list of the muscle fibers contained in that MU. No geometrical information is present at this stage.
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