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--- visual3d:documentation:modeling:marker_sets:cluster_size [2024/06/14 17:24] – created sgranger
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+====== Cluster Size ======
-|===== Contents =====\\ \\ \\ \\ * [[#Spread_Out_Tracking_Targets|1 Spread Out Tracking Targets]]\\ * [[#Close_Together_Tracking_Targets|2 Close Together Tracking Targets]]\\ * [[#Application|3 Application]]|
 To track a segment, a minimum of three noncolinear targets are required.
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 For example, assume you have a segment as shown below:\\
-[[File:ClusterSize_Segment.png|{{/images/thumb/c/c8/ClusterSize_Segment.png/250px-ClusterSize_Segment.png?250x82|caption}}]]\\
+{{:ClusterSize_Segment.png}}\\
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   * place the targets close together
-==== Spread Out Tracking Targets ====
+=== Spread Out Tracking Targets ===
 If the targets are spread out over the segment:\\
-[[File:ClusterSize_Large_Segment.png|{{/images/thumb/5/5a/ClusterSize_Large_Segment.png/250px-ClusterSize_Large_Segment.png?250x84|caption}}]]\\
+{{:ClusterSize_Large_Segment.png}}\\
 It takes a large amount of target movement to produce a large change in the position and orientation of the segment:\\
-[[File:ClusterSize_Large_Segment_Rotation.png|{{/images/thumb/e/e1/ClusterSize_Large_Segment_Rotation.png/250px-ClusterSize_Large_Segment_Rotation.png?250x155|caption}}]]\\
+{{:ClusterSize_Large_Segment_Rotation.png}}\\
-==== Close Together Tracking Targets ====
+=== Close Together Tracking Targets ===
 If the targets are spread close together:\\
-[[File:ClusterSize_Small_Segment.png|{{/images/thumb/f/fd/ClusterSize_Small_Segment.png/250px-ClusterSize_Small_Segment.png?250x83|caption}}]]\\
+{{:ClusterSize_Small_Segment.png}}\\
 It takes a small amount of target movement to produce a large change in the position and orientation of the segment:\\
-[[File:ClusterSize_Small_Segment_Rotation.png|{{/images/thumb/2/2d/ClusterSize_Small_Segment_Rotation.png/250px-ClusterSize_Small_Segment_Rotation.png?250x157|caption}}]]\\
+{{:ClusterSize_Small_Segment_Rotation.png}}\\
-==== Application ====
+=== Application ===
 The closer the targets are together, the more susceptible the tracking will be to noise. So try to use best judgement when placing markers/defining clusters.
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 This is true for tracking any segment, but it tends to be most relevant when tracking the pelvis (using a small cluster on the lower back vs using the ASIS and PSIS) or tracking the foot (using a heel cluster vs heel and met targets).
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