Why the study?
Does an adaptive noise canceller using a seismic sensor reduce floor vibration artifacts in standing ballistocardiogram measurements?
Population
2 healthy subjects
Comparison
Adaptive noise canceller using a seismic sensor… vs Standard ballistocardiogram measurement without…
Design
Other
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May enable vibration-robust home BCG monitoring; leaves open clinical validation trials.
Does an adaptive noise canceller using a seismic sensor reduce floor vibration artifacts in standing ballistocardiogram measurements?
An adaptive noise canceller using a seismic sensor effectively eliminates floor vibration artifacts in ballistocardiogram measurements, potentially enabling robust home or transport vehicle monitoring.
Inan et al. (2009) studied this question.
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