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-|**Language:**|** English**  • [[index.php?title=EMG:_Removing_Background_Noise/fr&action=edit&redlink=1|français]] • [[index.php?title=EMG:_Removing_Background_Noise/it&action=edit&redlink=1|italiano]] • [[EMG:_Removing_Background_Noise/pt|português]] • [[index.php?title=EMG:_Removing_Background_Noise/es&action=edit&redlink=1|español]] ****|+====== Processing Tools ======
  
-|===== Contents =====\\ \\ \\ \\ * [[#Introduction|1 Introduction]]\\ * [[#EMG_Resting_Background|2 EMG_Resting_Background]]\\ * [[#EMG_Resting_Background_Meta-Command|3 EMG_Resting_Background Meta-Command]]\\ * [[#Madonna_EMG_Remove_Background_Meta-Command|4 Madonna EMG Remove Background Meta-Command]]\\ * [[#An_example_Visual3D_Pipeline_Command_to_call_these_Meta-Commands|5 An example Visual3D Pipeline Command to call these Meta-Commands]]| +==== Introduction ====
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-===== Introduction =====+
  
 The purpose is to offset trial data to accommodate for any DC shift. Quantifying the EMG background noise based on a "Resting Trial" using the following algorithm: The purpose is to offset trial data to accommodate for any DC shift. Quantifying the EMG background noise based on a "Resting Trial" using the following algorithm:
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 Determine noise threshold (i.e., the value determined from the resting EMG values fall below; calculated by passing a ceiling through data at successively higher levels until all data values for the 5 second duration fall below the ceiling. Determine noise threshold (i.e., the value determined from the resting EMG values fall below; calculated by passing a ceiling through data at successively higher levels until all data values for the 5 second duration fall below the ceiling.
-===== EMG_Resting_Background =====+==== EMG_Resting_Background ====
  
 You can remove the background using a Meta-Command (as described below), or you can see [[Visual3D:Documentation:EMG:Filtering:Resting_Background_Noise_Offset|here]] for an example implementing this in a script. You can remove the background using a Meta-Command (as described below), or you can see [[Visual3D:Documentation:EMG:Filtering:Resting_Background_Noise_Offset|here]] for an example implementing this in a script.
  
-===== EMG_Resting_Background Meta-Command =====+==== EMG_Resting_Background Meta-Command ====
  
 The following Meta Command can be Cut-and-Paste into a file named **EMG_Resting_Background.v3m** The following Meta Command can be Cut-and-Paste into a file named **EMG_Resting_Background.v3m**
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-===== Madonna EMG Remove Background Meta-Command =====+==== Madonna EMG Remove Background Meta-Command ====
  
 The following Meta Command removes the background noise from the EMG signals and can be Cut-and-Paste into a file named **Madonna_EMG_Remove_Background.v3m** The following Meta Command removes the background noise from the EMG signals and can be Cut-and-Paste into a file named **Madonna_EMG_Remove_Background.v3m**
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-===== An example Visual3D Pipeline Command to call these Meta-Commands =====+==== An example Visual3D Pipeline Command to call these Meta-Commands ====
  
 In this example, some files are TAGGED as REST, EMG, and GAIT. In this example, some files are TAGGED as REST, EMG, and GAIT.
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