Pre-processing and classification of EMG signals by using modern method
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motor unit action potentials (MUAPs) from intramuscular electromyographic signals. The proposed method automatically detects the number of template MUAP clusters and classifies them into normal, neuropathic or myopathic. To extract a feature vector from the EMG signal, we use different AR parametric methods and features of signals. The approach has been validated using a dataset of EMG recordings composed of 1200 MUAPs obtained from 7 normal subjects, 7 subjects suffering from myopathy, and 13 subjects suffering from neurogenic disease. The correct identification rate for MUAP clustering is 97, 90 and 87% for normal, myopathic and neuropathic, respectively. Almost ninety percent of the superimposed MUAPs were correctly identified. The obtained accuracy for MUAP classification is about 92% for combined neural network. The proposed method, apart from efficient EMG decomposition addresses automatic MUAP classification to neuropathic, myopathic or normal classes directly from raw EMG signals. A similar classification was also made with FEBANN in the study. Obtained results show that the accuracy rates for CNN in this study is higher than FEBANN
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Mehmet Recep Bozkurt
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Mehmet Recep Bozkurt (Doctorate thesis). Pre-processing and classification of EMG signals by using modern method, 2007, Sakarya University.
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