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通过比较无重量和正常重力记录来识别心脏弹道图信号上的与重力相关的人工物 (ARTIFACTS):观察性研究协议

Urs-Vito Albrecht1, Annabelle Mielitz1, Kazi Mohammad Abidur Rahman2

  • 1Department of Digital Medicine, Bielefeld University, Bielefeld, Germany.

JMIR research protocols
|September 26, 2024
PubMed
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这项研究使用6度自由度传感器研究了弹性心电图 (BCG) 和地震心电图 (SCG) 中的加速器件. 该研究旨在开发检测和消除这些人工制造物的方法,以改善信号解释.

关键词:
加速加速加速的加速.工艺品 工艺品是一种艺术品.评估评估的评估评估的评估.弹性心脏图谱 (Ballistocardiography) 是一种心脏图谱.血液的流动,血液的流动.心血管疾病的心血管疾病诊断 诊断 诊断 的 诊断 诊断 诊断 的 诊断 诊断 的 诊断重力 引力 引力 引力陀螺仪的陀螺仪是指一个陀螺仪.这是由心脏引起的.心跳的心跳的心跳这些假设是假设,假设是假设.这是一个内在传感器.观察性研究是一种观察性研究.地震心脏学图 (seismocardiography) 是一种心脏学图.传感器 传感器 传感器没有重量,没有重量.

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