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--- modellingcomponents:elements:functionalmethods [2020/10/28 07:51] – [Axis of rotation estimation] oliver
+++ modellingcomponents:elements:functionalmethods [2022/02/25 23:57] (aktuell) – [CoRChang2006] oliver
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 ====CoRChang2006 ====
 ===Attributes===
-^ Attribute ^ Default ^ Description ^ Required ^
+^ Attribute ^ Description ^ Required ^
-^ name | | name of the element | Yes |
+^ name | name of the element | Yes |
-^ coordinateSystem | | The name of the base coordinates system the moving marker is defined in. | Yes |
+^ coordinateSystem | The name of the base coordinates system the moving marker is defined in. | Yes |
 ====CoRNewton ====
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 ^ Attribute ^ Description ^ Required ^
 ^ name | name of the element | Yes |
-^ coordinateSystem | | The name of the base coordinates system the moving marker is defined in. | Yes |
+^ coordinateSystem | The name of the base coordinates system the moving marker is defined in. | Yes |
 ^ includes | | No |
-^ calibrateIncludes | | | Yes|
+^ calibrateIncludes | | Yes|
 ^ startEvent | Event type name to be used to defined the start position of phases to limit the frames for the estimation. | No |
 ^ endEvent | Event type name to be used to defined the endposition of phases to limit the frames for the estimation. | No |
 ^ phase| Phase type name to define phase to limit the frames for the estimation. | No |
 ^ Condition | As an alternative to phases or events with this attributes a formula can be defined to be used to descide if a frame should be includes or excluded to the input data. If the value of the formula is bigger than zero than the frame is included. | No |
-^ ReferencePoint | Typically a marker trajectory which is used to define a "joint center" on the estimated axis. This joint center is determined by the point on the axis which has the smallest distance to the given reference point. Bug: It it seems that the current implementation does not work if the reference point is parameter or constant formula. | No |
+^ ReferencePoint | Typically a marker trajectory which is used to define a "joint center" on the estimated axis. This joint center is determined by the point on the axis which has the smallest distance to the given reference point. | No |
+**Bug:** It it seems that the current implementation of the ReferencePoint functionality does not work properly, if the reference point is a parameter or constant formula.
 ===Generated trajectories for all axis of rotation estimation elements===
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 ^ Name ^ Type ^ Description ^
 ^ <name>SignAxisLocal| 3d vector| Sign axis in coordinates of the base/local coordinate systen, if the sign axis attribute is used. |
-^ <name>AxisLocal2 | 3d vector | Estimated axis in coordinates of the moving coordinate system, if the corresponding attribute is set to true.  |
+^ <name>AxisLocal2 | 3d vector | Estimated axis in coordinates of the moving coordinate system, if the corresponding attribute "considerSymmetricSolution" is set to true.  |
-^ <name>OriginLocal2 | 3d vector | Origin of the axis in the coordinate of the moving coordinate systen, if the corresponding attribute is set to true. |
+^ <name>OriginLocal2 | 3d vector | Origin of the axis in the coordinate of the moving coordinate systen, if the corresponding attribute "considerSymmetricSolution" is set to true. |
 ===Examples===