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                                                TABLE 1
                                BBHM BASED POSTURE DESCRIPTION   FORMAT
                 data name     format          sample data             semantics
                TIMEPOINT  float         1.333                time  point
                SEGID     four figures  int  0003             bone ID number
                MOVEMENT  float x 3      0.02,0.01,0          movement (Figure 5)
                ROTATION  float x 4      0.866, 0.354, 0.25 (125  quaternion  in local  coordinate

                                                TABLE 2
                                    BBHM DESCRIPTION  FORMAT (BONE)
                 data  name  format     sample data              semantics
                SEGID      four figures  int  0003  bone  ID number
                SEGNAM     string    right  shinbone  bone name
                VRTNUM     int       1082          vertex  number
                VRTn       float x 3  0.1282 0.343  1.849  local coordinate  of n-th  vertex(0<nSVRTNUM)
                SRFNUM     int       1254          surface  number
                SRFLOOPr   float x(X+1)  487  486 489 -1  surface loop(0<n5SRFNUM,  X>2)(CCW)
                LENGTH     float     8.3  4.8 48.2  bone  length
                                                   (sagittal-horizonal  axis, frontal-horizonal  axis, vertical axis)
                NXTSEGNUM  int       2             next bones' number
                NXTSEGIDm  four figures  int  4    bone ID of next m-th  bone(0<mSNEXTSEGNUM)
                NXTSEGCRDm  float x 3  -63.3 -39.6  -23.43  local coordinate  of connect  point of next m-th  bone
                                                   (0<m£NEXTSEGNUM)
                MSLVRTNUM  int       4             muscle attached vertex  number
                MSLVRTCRDp  float x 3  -59.2-64.9-19.23  local coordinate  of p-th  muscle attached vertex
                                                   (0<p£NEXTSEGNUM)

                                                TABLE 3
                                   BBHM DESCRIPTION  FORMAT (MUSCLE)
                data  name  format      sample data                semantics
                SEGID    four figures int  1002      muscle  ID number
                SEGNAM   string    right  muscle of  psoas  major  muscle  name
                VRTNUM   int       4                 number of attachment(fixed  end, mobile  end, via points)
                BONEIDq  four figures int  0001      attaching bone  ID(0<qfiVRTNUM)
                MSRVRTIDq  int      3                local coordinate  ID(=p) of  BONEIDq
                MAXFORCE  float     10.52            maximum force  of natural  length
                LENGTH   float      28.3             muscle  length of fundamental  standing position
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