Presentation 2006-07-14
Consideration of human isochrony by a computational theory
Hisashi SAITO, TADASHI Tsubone, Yasuhiro WADA,
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Abstract(in English) Previous studies on human motor control reported a phenomenon called isochrony, which is the compensatory increase of movement speed with increasing movement distance. On the other hand, in complex via-points trajectory formation, a possible computational model that can estimate via-point time has been proposed. This model is optimized on the condition that the duration average of the commanded torque change between each via-point is equal. In this paper, we consider the possibility that human isochrony can be explained by the computational theory and investigate the human drawing movement of a set of figure eight and double elliptical patterns. The possibility is suggested that human isochrony is a phenomenon observed as a result of movement time planning to equalize the duration average of the commanded torque change.
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Keyword(in English) Human isochrony / via-point / optimization / minimum commanded torque change model
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Title (in English) Consideration of human isochrony by a computational theory
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Keyword(1) Human isochrony
Keyword(2) via-point
Keyword(3) optimization
Keyword(4) minimum commanded torque change model
1st Author's Name Hisashi SAITO
1st Author's Affiliation Nagaoka University of technology()
2nd Author's Name TADASHI Tsubone
2nd Author's Affiliation Nagaoka University of technology
3rd Author's Name Yasuhiro WADA
3rd Author's Affiliation Nagaoka University of technology
Date 2006-07-14
Paper # NC2006-43
Volume (vol) vol.106
Number (no) 163
Page pp.pp.-
#Pages 6
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