Re:How Many Equations of Motion Describe a Moving Human?
by freemint on Tuesday August 30, 2022 @02:03PM
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Counting equations is dubious. Is dx^2/dt^2 = c one or two equations?
The fact that this paper is written in Word doesn't help it.
I have never heard of applying Pearson-Coefficients for system identification like that.
This paper smells like someone applying insufficient math to a problem. The world is not linear. In fact the human body also requires Algebraic constraints.
The fact that this paper is written in Word doesn't help it.
I have never heard of applying Pearson-Coefficients for system identification like that.
This paper smells like someone applying insufficient math to a problem. The world is not linear. In fact the human body also requires Algebraic constraints.
This is just a bad paper.