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Abstract:
In this paper we proposed a novel technique for Atrial Activity (AA) decomposition in Electrocardiogram (ECG) of Atrial Fibrillation (AF). The main purpose of our proposed technique is to decompose AA signal by combining two statistical methods, Independent Component Analysis (ICA)-existing and Weighted Average Beat Subtraction (WABS)-new, for AF with multiple stable sources, respectively. We found the limits of BSS algorithms which are mostly used to extract AA signal, while beauty of our proposed algorithm is that it decomposes multi-lead AA signals from surface ECG with AF. Our proposed technique is verified with clinical data and the results demonstrate that our proposed method is feasible.
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