Kinematics Flashcards

1
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what does the 1st derivative approximation exclude

A

the point of interest

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2
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What does the 2nd derivative approximation exclude

A

event

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3
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First order central differences: xi

A

point about which central differeence is being approximated

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4
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First order central differences: x(i+1)

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the point to the right of xi

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5
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First order central differences: x(i-1)

A

the point to the left of xi

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6
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First order central differences: delta t

A

time interval between samples

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7
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First order central differences: O(t)

A

error associated with the approximation (squared)

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8
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what is this equation

A

1st derivative 1st forward difference

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9
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what is this equation

A

2nd derivative 1st forward difference

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10
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what is this equation

A

1st derivative 1st backward difference

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11
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what is this equation?

A

2nd derivative 1st backward difference

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12
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What is this equation?

A

1st derivative: second order central diff

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13
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what is this equation

A

Second order central difference: 2nd derivative

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14
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what is this equation

A

2nd derivative 2nd forward diff

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15
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what si this equation?

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1st derivative 2nd forward difference

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16
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what is this equation?

A

2nd derivative 2nd backward difference

17
Q

error reduction in velocity and acceloration?

A

increase sampling frequency

18
Q

reasons not to use forward and backwards approximations

A

susceptible to large errors

19
Q

Recommendations for most human movement

A

-2nd order forward and backward approximations in combination with 1st order central difference approximation
-estimate acceleration directly from displacement data rather than velocity data
-collect more data than you need then crop

20
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What is the difference between first and second order differences?

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Second order differences span larger periods of time