Extraction of force data from csv time-force

GiacomoValliPhD / Muscle_Function_from_Force

This script was made for UNIPD students, to compute: - MViF (maximum voluntary isometric force (N)), - TTP63 (time to reach the 63% of the MViF (mSec)), - RFD (rate of force development (N/Sec)) after 50, 100, 150 and 200 mSec - AC (activation capacity (%))

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Extraction of force data from csv time-force #2

Open celiagconejo opened 3 months ago

celiagconejo commented 3 months ago

We would like to implement your code to extract the variables derived from a force/time curve, exported in csv. We use the ST4 cell load from LCM Systems. Could you generate an extension to open the csv document in the same code? It consists of 2 columns: time (ms) ; Force (Kg).

We would like to acknowledge your contribution if you run the code. I look forward to your reply Regards Celia

GiacomoValliPhD commented 3 months ago

Hi @celiagconejo Sure this should be easy to implement. Can you share a .csv just for reference? Also, would the rest of the code be ok as it is?

celiagconejo commented 2 months ago

Of course, Prueba.csv.

Regarding the code, I understand that it would need to be checked against the files and protocol to adapt it. Let me know if it's interesting. Best Regards Celia

GiacomoValliPhD commented 1 month ago

Hi @celiagconejo

The data I see here does not have a valid datetime format and the values are too large to be considered Kg. Can you please provide me more details? Also, I need the sampling frequency of your device.