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--- visual3d:documentation:pipeline:signal_commands:compute_volume_of_chest_wall [2024/06/19 14:03] – created sgranger
+++ visual3d:documentation:pipeline:signal_commands:compute_volume_of_chest_wall [2024/07/17 15:46] (current) – created sgranger
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+====== Compute Volume Of Chest Wall ======
 This command is based on the article by Ferrigno et al (1994) J Appl Physiol 77(3) 1224-1231.
-===== Marker Placement =====
+==== Marker Placement ====
 The command expects all 32 vertices described in the article.
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 If any markers/landmarks are missing in a frame, no volume is computed.
-{{ChestWall1.jpg}}
+{{:ChestWall1.jpg}}
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-===== Pipeline Command =====
+==== Pipeline Command ====
 **Compute_Volume_Of_Chest_Wall**
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 ! /RESULT_FOLDER=PROCESSED
 **;**
-===== Units =====
+==== Units ====
 Visual3D uses MKS units throughout the analyses. The only exceptions are joint angles which are represented in degrees.
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 Note that 1 m^3= 1000 liters
-===== Compute_Volume_Of_A_Convex_Hull =====
+==== Compute_Volume_Of_A_Convex_Hull ====
-{{ChestWall2.jpg}}
+{{:ChestWall2.jpg}}
 In Figure 2 the volume of the highlighted volume can be computed as a convex hull.
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 The volume of the chest wall is the sum of the volumes of the sub regions.
-==== Output signal ====
+=== Output signal ===
 The resulting signal contains two components. The first component is the volume The second component is the number of vertices that were available at that frame for computing the volume.