Mobile ECG recordings suffer from many noises. Electromyographic (EMG) noise, stemming from muscle movements, is particularly challenging to eliminate due to its significant spectral overlap with the QRS complex – the principal information carrier in ECG signal. A solution is to denoise the ECG signal during processing. Yet, how can we be sure that our denoising algorithm works well if we can never record a noise-free signal? Here is a measurement trick on how to simultaneously record ECG signal with and without EMG noise. Vladimir Atanasoski Marija Ivanovic Lana Popovic Maneski Marjan Miletic Dorin Panescu HeartBeam Inc. (NASDAQ: BEAT) Vinca Institute of Nuclear Sciences
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