chord()
Point at distance h from I in the plane IJK forming a
right angle between I and J on the opposite side of IJ from K.
It's called a chord because by definition, the three points (two joint
centres and the joint marker) lie on the periphery of a circle.
This function is useful in locating the center of the knee joint given
the hip joint center and a marker on the mid-thigh and lateral condyle
of the knee: I is set to the lateral knee marker position, J to the hip joint center
position, and K to the position of the mid-thigh marker. This
is a re-implemementation of the equal named function used in
Vicon Clinical manager gait analysis software.
Argument and result types
| argument |
name |
Description |
type |
| 1 |
h
|
|
double
|
| 2 |
I
|
|
3d vector
|
| 3 |
J
|
|
3d vector
|
| 4 |
K
|
|
3d vector
|
| 5 |
a
|
|
double
|
| result value |
|
|
3d vector
|
Examples
chord(h,I,J,K)