Prof. Dr. Anne Koelewijn

Juniorprofessur für Computational Movement Science (Stiftungsprofessur) Juniorprofessur für Informatik (Stiftungsprofessur)

Optical motion capturing of change of direction motions reconstructed with inverse kinematics and dynamics and optimal control simulation (2022) Nitschke M, Marzilger R, Leyendecker S, Eskofier B, Koelewijn A Other publication type, Dataset Can we combine data sets? Feature extraction and clustering motion capture data (2022) Fleischmann S, Nitschke M, Marzilger R, Koelewijn A Conference contribution, Abstract of lecture 3D full-body optimal control simulations with change of direction directly driven by motion capture data (2022) Nitschke M, Marzilger R, Koelewijn A Conference contribution, Abstract of lecture How many sensors are enough? Trajectory optimization using sparse inertial sensor sets (2022) Nitschke M, Mayer M, Dorschky E, Koelewijn A Conference contribution, Abstract of lecture What should a metabolic energy model look like? Sensitivity of metabolic energy model parameters during gait (2022) Gambietz M, Nitschke M, Miehling J, Koelewijn A Conference contribution, Abstract of a poster Predictive Gait Simulations of Human Energy Optimization (2022) Koelewijn A, Selinger JC Book chapter / Article in edited volumes Prediction of the effect of midsole stiffness and energy return using trajectory optimisation (2021) Nitschke M, Luckfiel T, Schlarb H, Dorschky E, Koelewijn A Conference contribution, Abstract of lecture A Predictive Simulation Study into the Effect of Below-Knee Prosthesis Alignment on Metabolic Cost (2021) Koelewijn A, Nitschke M, van den Bogert AJ Conference contribution, Abstract of a poster Trajectory Optimization of a 3D Musculoskeletal Model with Inertial Sensors (2021) Nitschke M, Dorschky E, Eskofier B, Koelewijn A, van den Bogert AJ Conference contribution, Abstract of lecture Machine Learning from Biomechanical SimulaIons for an "in the Wild" Movement Analysis (2021) Dorschky E, Nitschke M, van den Bogert AJ, Koelewijn A, Eskofier B Conference contribution, Abstract of lecture