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![Calibration of a tri-axial accelerometer using the vector sum of the three axes' inputs. The calibration technique requires six measurements to resolve the six unknowns: scale factors and offsets in all three axes [88].](profile/Dan-Billing/publication/326990895/figure/fig30/AS:659123188293652@1534158622455/Calibration-of-a-tri-axial-accelerometer-using-the-vector-sum-of-the-three-axes-inputs.png)
Calibration of a tri-axial accelerometer using the vector sum of the three axes' inputs. The calibration technique requires six measurements to resolve the six unknowns: scale factors and offsets in all three axes [88].
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Measurement of ground reaction force (GRF) in running provides a direct indication of the loads to which the body is subjected, at each foot-ground contact, and can provide an objective explanation for performance outcomes. Traditionally, the collection of three orthogonal component GRF data in running requires an athlete to complete a series of re...
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