Caracterización multicanal no lineal de señales emg con la transformada hilbert-huang.
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En este documento se presenta una propuesta de caracterización multicanal no lineal y adaptativa de señales electromiográficas de superficie usando la transformada Hilbert-Huang, la cual es una técnica de procesamiento digital reciente basada en la descomposición empírica y la transformada Hilbert propuesta por el Huang et. al [14]. Los resultados obtenidos con esta propuesta (96.6%) mejora los resultados reportados en [10] para 4 movimientos (87.5%) y son muy comparables con la metodología propuesta en [7] para 5 movimientos con la transformada wavelet adaptativa (97.3%).Downloads
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