Downsampling Effects on Needle EMG Signals: A Systematic Workflow
A new study from arXiv presents a workflow to evaluate how downsampling affects needle electromyography (nEMG) signals used for detecting neuromuscular diseases (NMDs). The research addresses computational challenges posed by high and heterogeneous sampling rates in near real-time analysis. The workflow combines shape-based distortion metrics, classification outcomes from feature-based machine learning models, and feature space analysis to quantify information loss. Using a three-class NMD classification task, the study examines how different downsampling algorithms and factors impact waveform integrity and predictive performance. The findings aim to guide optimal downsampling strategies for clinical applications.
Key facts
- Study published on arXiv under ID 2601.10191.
- Focuses on needle electromyography (nEMG) signals.
- Addresses computational challenges of high sampling rates.
- Proposes a workflow combining distortion metrics and ML outcomes.
- Uses a three-class NMD classification task.
- Evaluates multiple downsampling algorithms and factors.
- Quantifies impact on waveform integrity and predictive performance.
- Aims to support near real-time analysis in clinical settings.
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- arXiv