Key result
A novel zero-phase line enhancer (ZLE) algorithm was superior to existing single-input methods for motion artifact reduction in PPG data while exhibiting zero phase response.
A novel single-input motion artifact reduction algorithm based on time-variant forward-backward harmonic notch filtering improves PPG signal quality without phase distortion.
May enhance ambulatory PPG monitoring; leaves open prospective validation before clinical use.
So far, many approaches have been developed for motion artifact (MA) reduction from photoplethysmogram (PPG). Specifically, single-input MA reduction methods are useful to apply wearable and mobile healthcare systems because of their low hardware costs and simplicity. However, most of them are insufficiently developed to be used in real-world situations, and they suffer from a phase distortion problem. In this study, we propose a novel single-input MA reduction algorithm based on time-variant forward-backward harmonic notch filtering. To verify the proposed method, we collected real PPG data corrupted by MA and compared it with existing single-input MA reduction methods. In conclusion, the proposed zero-phase line enhancer (ZLE) was found to be superior for MA reduction and exhibited zero phase response.
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Park et al. (2017) studied Motion artifact in photoplethysmogram (PPG). Zero-phase line enhancer (ZLE) based on time-variant forward-backward harmonic notch filtering vs. Existing single-input MA reduction methods was evaluated on Motion artifact reduction and phase response. A novel zero-phase line enhancer (ZLE) algorithm was superior to existing single-input methods for motion artifact reduction in PPG data while exhibiting zero phase response.
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