one degree of freedom

基本解釋

That's a line. I have one degree of freedom.
這是一條曲線，我有一個(gè)自由度。
For example, by using multiple motors on the same shaft it is possible to get more than one degree of freedom.
例如，通過(guò)在同一傳動(dòng)軸上使用多臺(tái)電機(jī)，可能使該機(jī)搆獲得一個(gè)以上的自由度。
Now, how do we evaluate that? Well, it is very different from there because here we are just on a curve 1 so there should be only one degree of freedom.
應(yīng)該怎麼計(jì)算這個(gè)式子呢？，這和之前的積分不同,這裡考慮的是一個(gè)曲線,它的自由度爲(wèi)。

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