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Abstract:
This paper presents identification of 4 different wrist movements by analyzing fore-arm surface Electromyogram (sEMG) signals. In order to reduce noise picked up during the recording, wavelet based denoising is applied using Daubechies mother wavelet. Spectral features along with Wilson's amplitude were extracted and given to a linear classifier. The experimental result shows better recognition performance using the given features when denoising is applied. The maximum accuracy for identification of four wrist movement was 97.5% which is quite significant as compared to the previous researches.
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