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== Helpful Pipeline Functions == | == Helpful Pipeline Functions == | ||
The following links will redirect you to pages detailing the use of Visual3D pipeline commands that are commonly used in the general processing of EMG data: | |||
:*[[EMG: Removing DC Bias | High Pass Filter (Removing DC Bias)]] | :*[[EMG: Removing DC Bias | High Pass Filter (Removing DC Bias)]] | ||
:*[[Lowpass Filter]] | :*[[Lowpass Filter]] | ||
:*[[Rectify]] | :*[[Rectify]] | ||
:* | :*[[Moving RMS]] | ||
:*[[Teager Kaiser Energy | Teager Kaiser Energy Operator]] | |||
:*[[Assign Tags To File]] | |||
== Meta Commands == | == Meta Commands == |
Revision as of 13:27, 12 May 2023
General Processing Steps
Processing EMG signals typically follows some variation of the following steps:
- 1. High Pass Filter
- 2. Low Pass Filter
- 3. Rectify Data
- 4. Filter Noise
- 5. Normalize and Scale Data
It should be noted that within both this page and external literature, the term "Linear Envelope" refers to an EMG signal that has been rectified and low pass filtered.
Visual3D has a number of helpful pipeline functions (linked below) that can automate the general processing steps.
Helpful Pipeline Functions
The following links will redirect you to pages detailing the use of Visual3D pipeline commands that are commonly used in the general processing of EMG data:
Meta Commands
Your text here.
Removing Noise from EMG Signals
Your text here.
Normalization and Scaling Methods
Your text here.