KerMor
0.9
Model order reduction for nonlinear dynamical systems and nonlinear approximation
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function | InitialConditions () |
% Old version: This script runs the motorunit.Model instance without input for 10 seconds, after which a stable initial condition is found. This is run for 50 different mu_1 values (i.e. fibre types), and the resulting values are learned by a 7-degree polynomial for each dimension. This in turn is used to build a affine-linear initial condition for the motorunit.System More... | |
function | MaxForce () |
Script to determine the maximum force created by the sarcomere at maximum mean current for each fibre type. More... | |
function | SarcoScaling () |
Script to create an output force scaling for the Shorten sarcomere model. The assumption is to have the same force being generated from each fibre type when only one twitch is performed. More... | |
function models.motorunit.experiments.InitialConditions | ( | ) |
% Old version: This script runs the motorunit.Model instance without input for 10 seconds, after which a stable initial condition is found. This is run for 50 different mu_1 values (i.e. fibre types), and the resulting values are learned by a 7-degree polynomial for each dimension. This in turn is used to build a affine-linear initial condition for the motorunit.System
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% Usage The resulting "coeff" matrix is stored in the models.motorunit package folder as x0coeff.mat and read upon model construction.
Definition at line 20 of file InitialConditions.m.
References k, Norm.L2(), Norm.Linf(), polyval(), and t.
function models.motorunit.experiments.MaxForce | ( | ) |
Script to determine the maximum force created by the sarcomere at maximum mean current for each fibre type.
Definition at line 20 of file MaxForce.m.
References PlotManager.LeaveOpen, and polyval().
function models.motorunit.experiments.SarcoScaling | ( | ) |
Script to create an output force scaling for the Shorten sarcomere model. The assumption is to have the same force being generated from each fibre type when only one twitch is performed.
This is still questionable!
The resulting polynomial coefficients are stored in the models.motorunit.SHSystem.ForceOutputScalingPolyCoeff property and used for appropriate scaling of the output signal (depending on the fibre type)
Definition at line 20 of file SarcoScaling.m.
References polyval().