onset-aligned-merged-parquet

Define semantic structure for onset-aligned merged parquet datasets at 1000 Hz.

Updated Aug 27, 2026
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npx skills add https://github.com/Rukkha1024/muscle_synergy_analysis --skill onset-aligned-merged-parquet
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Skill: onset-aligned-merged-parquet
Source: https://github.com/Rukkha1024/muscle_synergy_analysis/tree/main/.agents/skills/onset-aligned-merged-parquet
Command: npx skills add https://github.com/Rukkha1024/muscle_synergy_analysis --skill onset-aligned-merged-parquet

SYSTEM DOCUMENTATION & REQUIREMENTS

💡 This Skill includes references (resource) components.

What problem does it solve?

This Skill provides a standardized technical specification for processed time-series data from perturbation tasks, enabling consistent step vs. non-step analyses.

Core Features & Use Cases

  • Data Semantics: Defines keys, time axes, and nullability for onset-aligned merged parquet datasets.
  • Analysis Ready: Ensures data is structured for direct use in comparing step and non-step conditions.
  • Use Case: Researchers can use this specification to ensure their EMG and force plate data is correctly formatted and aligned to platform onset, facilitating reproducible scientific comparisons.

Quick Start

Use the onset-aligned-merged-parquet skill to understand the data structure for step vs non-step analysis.

Frequently Asked Questions about onset-aligned-merged-parquet

High-intent search queries and answers about installing and using this skill.

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How do I structure perturbation task data for step vs non-step analysis?

Perturbation task data for step vs non-step analysis requires an onset-aligned merged parquet dataset specifying keys, time axes, and nullability for identifiers, force plate, COP, COM, and EMG signals.

What is an onset-aligned merged parquet dataset for time series processing?

An onset-aligned merged parquet dataset is a standardized semantic structure for processed time-series data, typically sampled at 1000 Hz, ensuring alignment to platform onset for reproducible scientific comparisons.

Can I use this specification to format EMG and force plate data for reproducible comparisons?

Yes, this specification defines the EMG meta semantics and force plate column groups required to ensure your data is correctly formatted and aligned to platform onset for reproducible comparisons.

How do I ensure data integrity and consistency when aligning time series to perturbation onset?

Ensuring data integrity when aligning time series to perturbation onset requires detailing column groups for identifiers, force plate, COP, COM, and EMG signals within a merged parquet dataset.

What are the limitations of using a 1000 Hz onset-aligned parquet structure for step analysis?

The specification targets perturbation-task onset-aligned merged parquet datasets at 1000 Hz, meaning it is limited to data already structured for step versus non-step analyses and requires pre-processed time-series inputs.

Do I need specific column groups for COP and COM signals in a perturbation task parquet dataset?

Yes, the perturbation task parquet dataset requires specific column groups for COP and COM signals alongside identifiers, force plate, and EMG signals to maintain data integrity for downstream processing.