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Phil. Trans. R. Soc. B[removed], 1621–1631 doi:[removed]rstb[removed]Research Speed adaptation in a powered transtibial
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Electronics A Microchip Technology Incorporated / MusculoGraphics Inc. / Artificial Intelligence Laboratory / McGraw-Hill / iWalk LLC / /

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Boston University / Providence VA Medical Center / Massachusetts Institute of Technology / /

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Center for Restorative and Regenerative Medicine / Boston University / Boston / Providence VA Medical Center / Department of Veterans Affairs / Massachusetts Institute of Technology / Royal Society / MIT’s Committee on the Use of Humans / MIT Committee on the Use of Humans / /

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SOL GF SOL / Michael F. Eilenberg / Jared Markowitz / Chris Barnhart / Hugh Herr / Winter / Ken Endo / /

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Author / individual reflex-based controller / neuromuscular model / prosthesis controller / custom motor controller / model / feed-forward / ankle controller / physician / hardware controller / entirely feedback-based controller / speed-adaptive controller / reflex-based controller / resulting neuromuscular model to control a powered ankle / controller / knee controller / /

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Bayesian algorithm / 2008 Control algorithms / genetic algorithm / simulation / DSP / Regenerative Medicine / /

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