Temporal feature extraction and clustering analysis of electromyographic linear envelopes in gait studies.
J. Chen, and R. Shiavi. IEEE Trans Biomed Eng, 37 (3):
295--302(March 1990)
Abstract
A technique for automatically clustering linear envelopes of the EMG during gait has been developed which uses a temporal feature representation and a maximum peak matching scheme. This new technique provides a viable way to define compact and meaningful EMG waveform features. The envelope matching is performed by dynamic programming, providing qualitatively the largest numbers of matched peaks and quantitatively a minimum distance measurement. The resulting averaged EMG profiles have low statistical variation and can serve as templates for EMG comparison and further classification.
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%J IEEE Trans Biomed Eng
%K Algorithms; Cerebral Palsy; Child; Child, Preschool; Cluster Analysis; Diagnosis, Computer-Assisted; Electromyography; Gait; Humans; Reference Values; Time Factors
%N 3
%P 295--302
%T Temporal feature extraction and clustering analysis of electromyographic linear envelopes in gait studies.
%V 37
%X A technique for automatically clustering linear envelopes of the EMG during gait has been developed which uses a temporal feature representation and a maximum peak matching scheme. This new technique provides a viable way to define compact and meaningful EMG waveform features. The envelope matching is performed by dynamic programming, providing qualitatively the largest numbers of matched peaks and quantitatively a minimum distance measurement. The resulting averaged EMG profiles have low statistical variation and can serve as templates for EMG comparison and further classification.
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