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MEGN 536 – Computational Biomechanics

MEGN 536 – Computational Biomechanics. Prof. Anthony Petrella AnyBody for Musculoskeletal Simulation. AnyBody Modeling System (AMS). AMS Workspace. model view. f older tree. model / input file. solution status. feedback / errors. Workspace Features. l oad the model. Workspace Features.

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MEGN 536 – Computational Biomechanics

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  1. MEGN 536 – Computational Biomechanics Prof. Anthony Petrella AnyBody for Musculoskeletal Simulation

  2. AnyBody Modeling System (AMS)

  3. AMS Workspace model view foldertree model / input file solutionstatus feedback / errors

  4. Workspace Features load the model

  5. Workspace Features open model view window

  6. Workspace Features run the model comment / uncommentseveral lines quickly

  7. AMS Input File similar look to C / C++ / MATLAB construction of model is sequentialand simple to understand

  8. AMS Input File highlight and right click or press F1to get help on a specific variable

  9. AMS Results • Can use built-in Chart 2D/3D (under Window menu)

  10. AMS Results • Easier to work with data, add a command to write data to an external file… (see commands at the bottom of the input file)

  11. MATLAB: Loading AMS Output • MATLAB code has been posted on the class webpage to help you load AMS output files Read the MATLAB help on dlmread()

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