Spectral Analysis of Short-Time Biomedical Data Using Adaptive Filters
Braham Levy, J and Linkens, D. A.
(1983)
Spectral Analysis of Short-Time Biomedical Data Using Adaptive Filters.
Research Report.
ACSE Report 218
.
Department of Control Engineering, University of Sheffield, Mappin Street, Sheffield
Abstract
Conventional methods of spectral analysis are unable to track small but rapid variations in frequency. The LMS algorithm used as an adaptive line enhancer is found to track these signals and provides insight into mechanical and physiological effects of the human body when analysing electrical signals obtained from internally and externally placed electrodes.
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Braham Levy, J
Linkens, D. A.
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