Contributions to Novel Methods in Electrophysiology Aided by Electronic Devices and Circuits

Ravariu, Cristian

doi:10.5772/21443

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“…This is important because the EMG signal reflects the potential difference between electrodes. Limitation: It can be used to monitor only superficial muscle activity, and it varies when sampling for inner-muscles that considerably depends on the body weight and physique of the subject influenced by the discharge from adjacent muscles (Ravariu, 2011).…”

Section: Surface Emgmentioning

confidence: 99%

Review of Emg Signal Classification Approaches Based on Various Feature Domains

Jain

Garg

2021

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Electromyography (EMG) is a widely used analytical practice that relays the health-status of the muscles or the nerve cells by monitoring their electrical impulses. However, it inherits the poor signal-to-noise ratio in addition to occasional signal distortions that significantly challenges the efficacy of this technique. Therefore, since the advent of this technology, numerous researchers have dedicated their study to improve the signal quality by reducing inherent noise in addition to offering its automated classification. In the present work, the authors have presented an overview of various existing researches in the field of electro-myographic signals classification involving various state-of-art techniques. A comprehensive survey has been provided while discussing the EMG signal analytic techniques involving different domains along with their performance. In the process, research not published before 2010 in various authenticated sources, such as Elsevier, PubMed, Springer, IEEE, and other articles and reports that are under the coverage of Web of Science and Google Scholar were analyzed. The review examined the suitability of various existing techniques to empower the healthcare sector based on the

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Section: Surface Emgmentioning

confidence: 99%