JOURNAL ARTICLE

Myoelectric signal analysis using neural networks

M.F. KellyP.A. ParkerRobert N. Scott

Year: 1990 Journal:   IEEE Engineering in Medicine and Biology Magazine Vol: 9 (1)Pages: 61-64   Publisher: IEEE Engineering in Medicine and Biology Society

Abstract

It is shown that the capacity of a discrete Hopfield network for functional minimization allows it to extract the time-series parameters from a myoelectric signal (MES) at a faster rate than the previously used SLS algorithm. With a two-dimensional signal space consisting of one of the parameters and the signal power, a two-layer perceptron trained using back-propagation has been used to classify MES signals from different types of muscular contractions. The results suggest that neural networks may be suitable for MES analysis tasks and that further research in this direction is warranted.

Keywords:
Artificial neural network SIGNAL (programming language) Perceptron Computer science Minification Pattern recognition (psychology) Signal processing Artificial intelligence Backpropagation Telecommunications

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Topics

Neural Networks and Applications
Physical Sciences →  Computer Science →  Artificial Intelligence
Muscle activation and electromyography studies
Physical Sciences →  Engineering →  Biomedical Engineering
Sensor Technology and Measurement Systems
Physical Sciences →  Computer Science →  Computer Networks and Communications
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