Supplementary material, MATLAB code, and simulation data for modeling the biomechanics of the human iris using an active strain approach

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Autori principali: Lucon Rivas, Kevin Raul, Pandolfi, Anna, Dede', Luca, Bucelli, Michele
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author Lucon Rivas, Kevin Raul
Pandolfi, Anna
Dede', Luca
Bucelli, Michele
author_facet Lucon Rivas, Kevin Raul
Pandolfi, Anna
Dede', Luca
Bucelli, Michele
contents <p>This repository primarily contains the numerical outputs of finite element simulations for a biomechanical model of the human iris based on an active strain formulation. The dataset includes simulation results for multiple iris configurations, together with the input parameters used in the FEM framework. Supporting MATLAB scripts are provided to generate the Pamplona-based reference activation and pupil dynamics used for calibration and comparison.</p>
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spellingShingle Supplementary material, MATLAB code, and simulation data for modeling the biomechanics of the human iris using an active strain approach
Lucon Rivas, Kevin Raul
Pandolfi, Anna
Dede', Luca
Bucelli, Michele
Finite Element Analysis
Iris
Biomechanics
Active strain
muscle activaction
<p>This repository primarily contains the numerical outputs of finite element simulations for a biomechanical model of the human iris based on an active strain formulation. The dataset includes simulation results for multiple iris configurations, together with the input parameters used in the FEM framework. Supporting MATLAB scripts are provided to generate the Pamplona-based reference activation and pupil dynamics used for calibration and comparison.</p>
title Supplementary material, MATLAB code, and simulation data for modeling the biomechanics of the human iris using an active strain approach
topic Finite Element Analysis
Iris
Biomechanics
Active strain
muscle activaction
url https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.18100442