2015
DOI: 10.1016/j.bspc.2015.06.003
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Averaging of nonlinearly aligned signal cycles for noise suppression

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“…Hence, MA is also a filter as it removes low-frequency drift that happens in the input data or signal. The low-frequency drift is effectively removed by subtracting the output of the MA filter from the original filter [4] [5]. Simple Moving Average (SMA) is a common average of the previous n data points in time series data.…”
Section: Moving Average and Averaging 21 Moving Averagementioning
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“…Hence, MA is also a filter as it removes low-frequency drift that happens in the input data or signal. The low-frequency drift is effectively removed by subtracting the output of the MA filter from the original filter [4] [5]. Simple Moving Average (SMA) is a common average of the previous n data points in time series data.…”
Section: Moving Average and Averaging 21 Moving Averagementioning
confidence: 99%
“…Averaging is a substantial method of denoising the noise of quasi-periodical or event-related signal [11]. Outliers such as spike artifacts or bursts of noise in the signal affect the analysis [12].…”
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