<p>Data are shown for 240 consecutive strides from a typical trial for a typical human subject (HU) and for one typical trial each of each of the four model configurations (P<sub>MIP</sub>, P<sub>OVC</sub>, S<sub>MIP</sub>, and S<sub>OVC</sub>). All four model configurations yielded <i>S</i><sub><i>n</i></sub> time series that initially appeared qualitatively similar both to each other and also to humans (HU). Conversely, both of the Position Control models (P<sub>MIP</sub> and P<sub>OVC</sub>) qualitatively exhibited far less variance and far less “drift” in their absolute positions on the treadmill (<i>P</i><sub><i>n</i></sub>) than did humans (HU).</p
<div><p>A central task in the analysis of human movement behavior is to determine systematic pattern...
Trends in time series generated by physiological control systems are ubiquitous. Determining whether...
This paper presents the results of studying human gait transition outside the laboratory setting on ...
<p>(A) Stride Lengths (<i>L</i><sub><i>n</i></sub>), (B) Stride Times (<i>T</i><sub><i>n</i></sub>),...
<p>(A) Variability (within-trial standard deviations (σ) of humans (HU) and of each of the four mode...
Variability is ubiquitous in human movement, arising from internal and external noise, inherent biol...
Duty factor (DF) and step frequency (SF) are key running pattern determinants. However, running patt...
Literature mentions two types of models describing cyclic movement-theory and data driven. Theory dr...
It is widely accepted that humans and animals minimize energetic cost while walking. While such prin...
Because treadmills are set at a fixed speed, they constrain subjects to walk differently than walkin...
<p>(A) Exemplary plots of how errors in relative position </p><p></p><p></p><p></p><p><mo>(</mo></p>...
During human walking, perturbations to the upper body can be partly corrected by placing the foot ap...
Since healthy human movement exhibits complex patterns, it has been assumed that time series of walk...
The correlational structure of stride-to-stride fluctuations differs between healthy and pathologica...
Walking humans respond to pulls or pushes on their upper body by changing where they place their foo...
<div><p>A central task in the analysis of human movement behavior is to determine systematic pattern...
Trends in time series generated by physiological control systems are ubiquitous. Determining whether...
This paper presents the results of studying human gait transition outside the laboratory setting on ...
<p>(A) Stride Lengths (<i>L</i><sub><i>n</i></sub>), (B) Stride Times (<i>T</i><sub><i>n</i></sub>),...
<p>(A) Variability (within-trial standard deviations (σ) of humans (HU) and of each of the four mode...
Variability is ubiquitous in human movement, arising from internal and external noise, inherent biol...
Duty factor (DF) and step frequency (SF) are key running pattern determinants. However, running patt...
Literature mentions two types of models describing cyclic movement-theory and data driven. Theory dr...
It is widely accepted that humans and animals minimize energetic cost while walking. While such prin...
Because treadmills are set at a fixed speed, they constrain subjects to walk differently than walkin...
<p>(A) Exemplary plots of how errors in relative position </p><p></p><p></p><p></p><p><mo>(</mo></p>...
During human walking, perturbations to the upper body can be partly corrected by placing the foot ap...
Since healthy human movement exhibits complex patterns, it has been assumed that time series of walk...
The correlational structure of stride-to-stride fluctuations differs between healthy and pathologica...
Walking humans respond to pulls or pushes on their upper body by changing where they place their foo...
<div><p>A central task in the analysis of human movement behavior is to determine systematic pattern...
Trends in time series generated by physiological control systems are ubiquitous. Determining whether...
This paper presents the results of studying human gait transition outside the laboratory setting on ...