During these last weeks, i read more about making and distributing an R package. So, i heavily clean-up my previous R code and create a package hosted in the pyCGM2 github group called rCGM2.
You will see i updated the code index.
The goal of rCGM2 is to propose convenient methods for visualisation and statistical processing of 3D gait Data.
It s based on excel spreasheets exported from pyCGM2. Have a look at the folder Data/pyCGM2, you will see the structure is rather simple and report time-normalized gait cycle as row. pyCGM2 allows to generate this spreadsheet but users can also make his own scripts ( Matlab, for instance) for generating similar xls file.
In the current package, the pdf documentation only details rCGM2 functions. I have started to improrve it with explanation of basic concepts and obviously examples
Even if i am a python developer, i am also a R enthousiast. The recent work around this language is fantastic and R could draw attention of gait analysts for sure.
I also let me think rCGM2 could be used as a statistical frameworks for 3d gait data processing.
During these last weeks, i read more about making and distributing an R package. So, i heavily clean-up my previous R code and create a package hosted in the pyCGM2 github group called rCGM2.
You will see i updated the code index.
The goal of rCGM2 is to propose convenient methods for visualisation and statistical processing of 3D gait Data. It s based on excel spreasheets exported from pyCGM2. Have a look at the folder Data/pyCGM2, you will see the structure is rather simple and report time-normalized gait cycle as row. pyCGM2 allows to generate this spreadsheet but users can also make his own scripts ( Matlab, for instance) for generating similar xls file.
In the current package, the pdf documentation only details rCGM2 functions. I have started to improrve it with explanation of basic concepts and obviously examples
Even if i am a python developer, i am also a R enthousiast. The recent work around this language is fantastic and R could draw attention of gait analysts for sure.
I also let me think rCGM2 could be used as a statistical frameworks for 3d gait data processing.
regards
Fabien