Fractal and twin SVM-based handgrip recognition for healthy subjects and trans-radial amputees using myoelectric signal
Abstract
Identifying functional handgrip patterns using surface electromygram (sEMG) signal recorded from amputee residual muscle is required for controlling the myoelectric prosthetic hand. In this study, we have computed the signal fractal dimension (FD) and maximum fractal length (MFL) during different grip patterns performed by healthy and transradial amputee subjects. The FD and MFL of the sEMG, referred to as the fractal features, were classified...
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Title
Fractal and twin SVM-based handgrip recognition for healthy subjects and trans-radial amputees using myoelectric signal
Published Date
Feb 1, 2016
Journal
Volume
61
Issue
1
Pages
87 - 94
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