acceleration_x: Compute acceleration for points on x-axis for given data...
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acceleration_x R Documentation
Compute acceleration for points on x-axis for given data frame in OpenPoseR format
Description
Compute acceleration for points on x-axis for given data frame in OpenPoseR format according to the following formula: (((pixel at t1)-(pixel at t1-1))/((t1)-(t1-1)))/((t1)-(t1-1))
Usage
acceleration_x(data, model, fps = 25)
Arguments
data
A data frame with separate clumns for every points x, y, and c values (OpenPoseR format).
model
Specify which tracking model generated the data. Supply either body25, hands, or face.
fps
Frames per second of the original video file. Defaults to 25.
Examples
acceleration_x(x, "body25")
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View source: R/acceleration_x.R
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Compute acceleration for points on x-axis for given data frame in OpenPoseR format
Description
Compute acceleration for points on x-axis for given data frame in OpenPoseR format according to the following formula: (((pixel at t1)-(pixel at t1-1))/((t1)-(t1-1)))/((t1)-(t1-1))
Usage
acceleration_x(data, model, fps = 25)
Arguments
data |
A data frame with separate clumns for every points x, y, and c values (OpenPoseR format). |
model |
Specify which tracking model generated the data. Supply either body25, hands, or face. |
fps |
Frames per second of the original video file. Defaults to 25. |
Examples
acceleration_x(x, "body25")
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