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Does videoplethysmography using the YUV color model accurately estimate pulse rate compared to a reference pulse oximeter in healthy volunteers?
Does videoplethysmography using the YUV color model accurately estimate pulse rate compared to a reference pulse oximeter in healthy volunteers?
Videoplethysmography using the YUV color model, specifically the V signal combined with an autocorrelation estimator, provides reliable remote pulse rate measurements.
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Supports YUV videoplethysmography feasibility for remote pulse estimation; leaves open clinical validation and optimal short-sequence methods.
Reliable, remote pulse rate measurement is potentially very important for medical diagnostics and screening. In this paper the Videoplethysmography was analyzed especially to verify the possible use of signals obtained for the YUV color model in order to estimate the pulse rate, to examine what is the best pulse estimation method for short video sequences and finally, to analyze how potential PPG-signals can be distinguished from other (e.g. background) signals. The presented methods were verified using data collected from 60 volunteers.
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