Suchergebnisse - The Visual Computer

Nagorna, V., Mytko, A., Oberhofer, K., Achermann, B., Lorenzetti, S. “… Mathematical and statistical processing and data analysis were carried out using the computing and graphic capabilities of the computer programs "Statistica".  …”

Calmet, M., Sallantin, J., Monino, J.-L. “… One of their works consisted in analyzing on a computer a delayed real-time combat (without pause, nor visual or audi- tory signal) to observe one judoka.  …”

Hornikova, H., Skala, F., Zemkova, E.

Achermann, B., Oberhofer, K., Gross, M., Lorenzetti, S.

Izurieta, J., Córdova, P., Jiménez, D., Robayo, A. “… The process of treatment and visualization of action potentials is done using Free Software, through an application for the computer.  …”

Straczkiewicz, M., Urbanek, J., Harezlak, J. “… The authors employed MATLAB to develop the Raw Accelerometry Data Visualization (RADVis) tool for the examination of the raw accelerometry data collected with GENEActiv and ActiGraph devices.  …”

Hu, C. H., Lee, C. Y., Liou, Y. T., Sung, F. Y., Lin, W. C.

Tadano, S., Tonsho, Y., Keeratihattayakorn, S., Yamada, S., Nakajima, Y., Harada, M., Iwasaki, N. “… A novel method called electromyography computed tomography (EMG-CT) was developed to visualize muscle activity within a whole cross-section of the forearm by measuring surface EMG signals around the forearm.  …”

Ertl, P., Overgaard, K., Sorensen, H., Schappacher-Tilp, G., Kazimierski-Hentschel, K., Tilp, M. “… Therefore, the aim of this study was to compare visually and mathematically detected EMGT calculated from active movement phases only.  …”

Samson, M., Monnet, T., Bernard, A., Lacouture, P., David, L.

Bini, R. R., Jacques, T. C., Carpes, F. P., Vaz, M. A. “… Twenty cyclists were assessed and 10 enrolled in a pedalling retraining method receiving visual and verbal feedback of pedal forces. The asymmetry index was computed for comparison of bilateral peak pedal forces and used during retraining (12 trials at 70% of peak power).  …”

Fournier-Farley, C., Lamontagne, M., Gendron, P., Gagnon, D. H. “… In terms of the clinical assessment, the following factors were associated with a longer recovery time: stretching-type injuries, recreational-level sports, structural versus functional injuries, greater range of motion deficit with the hip flexed at 90°, time to first consultation >1 week, increased pain on the visual analog scale, and >1 day to be able to walk pain free after the injury.  …”

Haenen, H., van de Ven, F., Willems, P., Savelberg, H. “… Application: As an illustration of significant difference the index of effectiveness (IE) is shown for measured and computed muscular component (Figure 1). Visual feedback makes only sense when it is based on pure muscular effort displayed by computed force vectors.  …”

Keeratihattayakorn, S., Yamada, S., Tadano, S. “… The authors proposed an electromyography computed tomography (EMG-CT) method to measure the distribution of muscle activity in the forearm using surface EMG signals from multiple surface electrodes.  …”

Robertson, D. G. E., Caldwell, G. E., Hamill, J., Kamen, G., Whittlesey, S. N. “… Also included is access to biomechanics research software designed by C-Motion, Visual3D Educational Edition, which allows users to explore the full range of modeling capabilities of the professional Visual3D software in sample data files as well as display visualizations for other data sets.  …”

Fan, Y., Litven, J., Pai, D. K. Schlagworte: “… computer …”

Tautges, J., Zinke, A., Krüger, B., Baumann, J., Weber, A., Helten, T., Müller, M., Seidel, H. P., Eberhardt, B. “… The development of methods and tools for the generation of visually appealing motion sequences using prerecorded motion capture data has become an important research area in computer animation.  …”

Bini, R. R., Hume, P. A., Crofta, J. L. “… Workload was normalized by body weight and pedaling cadence was visually controlled by the athletes at 90 ± 2 rpm for all trials.  …”

Zaidi, H., Fohanno, S., Taiar, R., Polidori, G. “… The standard k-w model also enabled to capture the vortex structures developing at the swimmer`s back and buttocks in underwater swimming; the same vortices had been visualized by flow visualization experiments carried out at the INSEP (National Institute for Sport and Physical Education in Paris) with the French national swimming team. …”

Oberhofer, K., Mithraratne, K., Stott, N. S., Anderson, I. A. “… The Visual Computer …”