Computers in Cardiology, 2005 2005
DOI: 10.1109/cic.2005.1588105
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Separation of atrial and ventricular components of body surface potentials in atrial fibrillation using principal component analysis: a computer modelling study

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“…The sum of these components may then be used to test procedures aiming at subtracting the ventricular involvement, with the simulated AF components serving as the gold standard [164]. Some recent developments in ECG processing techniques, such as cancellation of the ventricular activity [165], [166], vectorcardiogram analysis [167], estimation of the dominant frequency of the ECG [168] were validated in part by using signals originating from an atrial model combined with a torso geometry.…”
Section: A Evaluation Of Signal Processing Techniquesmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The sum of these components may then be used to test procedures aiming at subtracting the ventricular involvement, with the simulated AF components serving as the gold standard [164]. Some recent developments in ECG processing techniques, such as cancellation of the ventricular activity [165], [166], vectorcardiogram analysis [167], estimation of the dominant frequency of the ECG [168] were validated in part by using signals originating from an atrial model combined with a torso geometry.…”
Section: A Evaluation Of Signal Processing Techniquesmentioning
confidence: 99%