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 Biomechanics is coming into a new age, where large datasets are the norm and individually processing the files can be tiresome and time consuming. Captured over long periods of time, datasets can be inconsistent, which makes it difficult to automate working with them. Biomechanics is coming into a new age, where large datasets are the norm and individually processing the files can be tiresome and time consuming. Captured over long periods of time, datasets can be inconsistent, which makes it difficult to automate working with them.
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 Most of the markers within the static files provided are prefixed with the subject ID, however the dynamic file markers are not, this will prevent the built model from linking with the dynamic markers. To begin, we will ensure that all static files include a subject-prefix, and then we will prepend these to the markers within the dynamic files.\\ Most of the markers within the static files provided are prefixed with the subject ID, however the dynamic file markers are not, this will prevent the built model from linking with the dynamic markers. To begin, we will ensure that all static files include a subject-prefix, and then we will prepend these to the markers within the dynamic files.\\
 **Static file marker:**\\ **Static file marker:**\\
-{{stroke_model_prefix.png}}\\+{{:stroke_model_prefix.png}}\\
 **Dynamic file marker:**\\ **Dynamic file marker:**\\
-{{stroke_dynamic_no_prefix.png}}+{{:stroke_dynamic_no_prefix.png}}
  
 Stroke Survivors 47 and 58 (TVC47 and TVC58) are both missing subject prefixes. To rectify, run the pipeline file **add_calibration_prefixes.v3s** once for each of these stroke survivors, changing the "/FOLDER" section of the pipeline parameter "Set_Pipeline_Parameter_To_List_Of_Files" to the folder containing each stroke survivors files (TVC47 and TVC58). Stroke Survivors 47 and 58 (TVC47 and TVC58) are both missing subject prefixes. To rectify, run the pipeline file **add_calibration_prefixes.v3s** once for each of these stroke survivors, changing the "/FOLDER" section of the pipeline parameter "Set_Pipeline_Parameter_To_List_Of_Files" to the folder containing each stroke survivors files (TVC47 and TVC58).
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 Upon inspection some of the dynamic files were missing or have incorrectly named parameters needed to calculate the model (height, mass, ankle widths, and knee widths) in the case of the stroke participants this data was provided in a spreadsheet so the values can be entered manually and the models recalculated. Upon inspection some of the dynamic files were missing or have incorrectly named parameters needed to calculate the model (height, mass, ankle widths, and knee widths) in the case of the stroke participants this data was provided in a spreadsheet so the values can be entered manually and the models recalculated.
  
-{{missing.jpg}}+{{:missing.jpg}}
  
 Open the CMZ one of Stroke Survivors 24, 34, or 57 (TVC_24.cmz, TVC_34.cmz, and TVC_57.cmz) . Edit the "Subject Data/Metrics" **Height, Mass, Left_Knee_Width, Right_Knee_Width, Left_Ankle_Width, and Right_Ankle_Width** to match those in the file **SubjectChar.xlsx**. Open the CMZ one of Stroke Survivors 24, 34, or 57 (TVC_24.cmz, TVC_34.cmz, and TVC_57.cmz) . Edit the "Subject Data/Metrics" **Height, Mass, Left_Knee_Width, Right_Knee_Width, Left_Ankle_Width, and Right_Ankle_Width** to match those in the file **SubjectChar.xlsx**.
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