Statistical Modeling of the Relationships between Spatiotemporal Parameters of Human Walking and Their Variability

AbstractHuman walking is a decisive excitation when checking vibration serviceability of several kinds of structures. Advanced models of walking load are needed to obtain realistic serviceability c...

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