Metin Bicer (@bicermetinn) 's Twitter Profile
Metin Bicer

@bicermetinn

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calendar_today24-09-2020 21:40:52

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Structural Biomechanics (@icstructbiomech) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Congratulations to Metin Bicer on the first published work from his PhD: Altering the strength of the muscles crossing the lower limb joints only affects knee joint reaction forces doi.org/10.1016/j.gait… Luca Modenese Andrew Phillips

Congratulations to <a href="/bicermetinn/">Metin Bicer</a> on the first published work from his PhD: Altering the strength of the muscles crossing the lower limb joints only affects knee joint reaction forces doi.org/10.1016/j.gait… <a href="/Modenaxe/">Luca Modenese</a> <a href="/atmphillips/">Andrew Phillips</a>
Luca Modenese (@modenaxe) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Metin Bicer will present a new augmentation method we developed for mocap datasets. The trained network can generate infinite distinct, yet realistic, walking data for further use! 🤯🤯 #GANs #DeepLearning WCB 2022 Andrew Phillips

Luca Modenese (@modenaxe) 's Twitter Profile Photo

We have just published a new data augmentation method for biomechanical datasets based on deep generative learning in Journal of Biomechanics! Paper link: bit.ly/3C9o5wy #GANs #DeepLearning 1/8

Luca Modenese (@modenaxe) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Using adversarial autoencoders, Metin Bicer generated synthetic 🧪marker trajectories and ground reaction forces, from which we calculated joint angles and moments statistically similar to those of the real dataset used for training. 2/8

Using adversarial autoencoders, <a href="/bicermetinn/">Metin Bicer</a> generated synthetic 🧪marker trajectories and ground reaction forces, from which we calculated joint angles and moments statistically similar to those of the real dataset used for training. 2/8
Luca Modenese (@modenaxe) 's Twitter Profile Photo

It took some time for our models to learn how to walk properly. At the end, the generated walking trials were similar but not identical to the real walking trials. 3/8

It took some time for our models to learn how to walk properly. At the end, the generated walking trials were similar but not identical to the real walking trials. 3/8
Luca Modenese (@modenaxe) 's Twitter Profile Photo

We used the generated data to augment an existing real dataset and improve prediction accuracy in a standard deep learning application where inertial measurement unit data were used to predict joint angles and ground reaction forces. 4/8

We used the generated data to augment an existing real dataset and improve prediction accuracy in a standard deep learning application where inertial measurement unit data were used to predict joint angles and ground reaction forces. 4/8
Luca Modenese (@modenaxe) 's Twitter Profile Photo

You can generate, animate (by Plotly) and download your synthetic mocap data (in OpenSim format for now) from the web app (🙌Streamlit) at thisgaitdoesnotexist.streamlitapp.com. 7/8

You can generate, animate (by <a href="/plotlygraphs/">Plotly</a>) and download your synthetic mocap data (in OpenSim format for now) from the web app (🙌<a href="/streamlit/">Streamlit</a>) at thisgaitdoesnotexist.streamlitapp.com. 7/8
Journal of Biomechanics (@jbiomech) 's Twitter Profile Photo

😃New article published in J Biomech! "Generative adversarial networks to create synthetic motion capture datasets including subject and gait characteristics", by Bicer et al. 👀sciencedirect.com/science/articl… #journalofbiomechanics

😃New article published in J Biomech!

"Generative adversarial networks to create synthetic motion capture datasets including subject and gait characteristics", by Bicer et al.

👀sciencedirect.com/science/articl…

#journalofbiomechanics