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Pope et al., 2000 - Google Patents

Evaluation of low back muscle surface EMG signals using wavelets

Pope et al., 2000

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7495581726042788611
Author
Pope M
Aleksiev A
Panagiotacopulos N
Lee J
Wilder D
Friesen K
Stielau W
Goel V
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Clinical Biomechanics

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Objective. To compare the ability of observers to correctly detect the reaction time of erector spinae response to unexpected load by inspecting nonprocessed electromyographic signals versus inspection of wavelet transformed electromyographic signals and versus automatic …
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