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Part I. Getting Started

1. Introduction
2. Where to start

Part II. Learning Python for Biomechanics

3. The Python Language
4. Matplotlib
5. NumPy

Part III. Going further with Kinetics Toolkit

6. Importing Kinetics Toolkit
7. Analyzing time-varying data
8. Reading and writing data files
9. 3D rigid body geometry
10. Visualizing 3D points, frames, and forces
11. Kinematic analysis

Appendix

Datasets
Citing
Contributors

API Reference

Conventions
Classes
Functions
Modules
Extensions
GitHub repository

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By Félix Chénier

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