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Filtering an acceleration signal
I have a triaxial accelerometer giving me acceleration along x, y, and z. I then combine the 3 axes by calculating magnitude of acceleration over all time points (details in my question here)
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Accelerometer - coordinate system transformation
It can also calculate a rotation matrix (using a gyroscope and a magnetic sensor), so all I need to do is multiple the acceleration vector through by this matrix and I have transformed values. … Given these are 3 different sensors, the events for each one is very likely to come in at different times, and you may get more readings from one sensor than another within some time period
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Triaxial accelerometer to single signal
I have some smartphone recorded accelerometer data, so I have acceleration along 3 axes: $$a_{x}, a_{y}, a_{z}$$
The accelerometer data was collected by securing a phone to a walking subject. I'm pri …
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