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Vonsevych et al., 2019 - Google Patents

Fingers movements control system based on artificial neural network model

Vonsevych et al., 2019

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3237095156871514083
Author
Vonsevych K
Goethel M
Mrozowski J
Awrejcewicz J
Bezuglyi M
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Radioelectronics and Communications Systems

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Surface electromyographic (sEMG) signal is used in the various fields of applications where the need exists to measure the activity of body muscles, such as brain-computer interfaces, game industry, medical engineering, and other practical spheres. Even more, the use of …
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