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Releases: keenon/nimblephysics

v0.6.20 Adding regularization to keep body scales in sync across bodies and between bodies

06 May 00:14
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We've adding regularization to biomechanics.MarkerFitter to keep body scales in sync across bodies and between bodies

v0.6.19 Automate XML to drive OpenSim IK and ID tools

04 May 21:17
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Adding tools to OpenSimParser to automatically generate XML files to drive OpenSim tools for IK and ID.

v0.6.18 Add GRF .mot export support

04 May 03:49
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Adding support to export OpenSim compatible *.mot files for ground reaction forces loaded from *.c3d files.

v0.6.17 Adding TRC Export support

28 Apr 15:16
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This minor release adds support for OpenSimParser::saveTRC(...)

v0.6.15.1 Minor bugfix for MarkerFitter sort order

04 Mar 04:16
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In multi-trial scaling we were sorting backwards by joint variability. This is now fixed.

v0.6.15 Making MarkerFitter more robust

04 Mar 00:58
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Fixing a pair of errors:

  • Fix handling for C3D files with NaN marker positions (those observations are now dropped)
  • Fix joint center and joint axis solvers, they are now robust to neighboring markers which do not appear at all in the trajectory.

v0.6.14 Performance Improvements for MarkerFitter

25 Feb 05:08
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An approximately 10x speedup on MarkerFitter.

v0.6.12 Toggle-able layers in the GUI

23 Feb 00:57
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Adding the ability to group elements in the GUI into "layers", which can be shown or hidden on demand.

v0.6.11 Bugfixes for the C3D loader

22 Feb 00:20
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This is a very minor release, we're just patching errors in the C3D loader's tag names.

V0.6.10 Intelligent subsampling to scale MarkerFitter

21 Feb 21:23
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We now subsample trials in MarkerFitter's multi-trial scaling by first sorting by joint variability, then clipping the number of trials.