Example of the calculation of CoM velocity responses to perturbations.

<p>A) Example of anterior-posterior pelvis CoM velocity relative to the treadmill belt during an unperturbed step (black), a forward perturbation (blue), and a backward perturbation (red). The circles indicate the peak forward and backward CoM velocities. B) Example of peak forward resultant C...

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Main Author:	Shreya Jain (4498231) (author)
Other Authors:	Nicolas Schweighofer (53915) (author), James M. Finley (8878592) (author)
Published:	2025
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Example of the calculation of CoM velocity responses to perturbations.

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