Using direct collocation for solving bi-level optimization problems for human walking

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Determining weights among terms in the cost function for walking was formulated as a bilevel optimization problem (BLO). The direct collocation (DC) method effectively solved the lower level problem, making it practical to solve the BLO using a nested evolutionary approach.
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