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I am trying to calibrate signals from EMG sensor at different locations. The objective is to be able to develop an algorithm that can calibrate for the difference in variation between your baseline ...
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I'm looking to a way to detect peaks in Matlab for noisy random signals generated by IMU's accelerometers. The signal could be approximate to a sinusoidal-like signal with zero mean and random noise ...
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Some introductory remarks I'm playing with a real-world harmonic oscillator (a torsion pendulum) of the form $$ M\ddot x(t) + M\Gamma\dot x(t) + \frac{K}{M}x(t) = F_{\mathrm d}\cos(\omega_{\mathrm d}t)...
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I'm currently learning about anomaly detection techniques. A lot of the MathWorks literature on predictive maintenance discuss the need to perform preprocessing and feature extraction on data before ...
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I have a signal which looks like this: There is a hump in the signal, with some noise, and I need to identify the location of the hump. The hump is created electromagnetically, so it can be weaker ...
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I'm trying to build a basic drone live audio classifier, without much signal processing knowledge. Notably, The drone audio spectrum has multiple notable peaks which are continuous over time. The ...
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BACKGROUND I am processing a radio signals on a Rpi5 with a Software Defined Radio (SDR) in python and need to adaptively set the prominence parameter of scipy signal.find_peaks. METHOD The SDR is ...
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I want to reconstruct a signal with the peaks preserved, while the background trend of the signal removed. At the same time, the small peaks of the signal are emphasized such that the they can be seen ...
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I am trying to use hybrid frequency-wavenumber spectrum estimation methods to estimate frequency-wavenumber spectrum of acoustic data acquired using distributed sensors. The technqiue that I am using ...
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I am not well-versed in this topic, so wanted to ask in case there is a well-established answer or method. The problem can be summarized as follows: Given a set of points obtained at a variable ...
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I am doing analysis on acoustic data to estimate speed of sound propagation in a flowing fluid through a pipe. The slopes of the bright straight lines in the frequency-wavenumber spectrum of the ...
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I have a discrete-time complex exponential $a[n]*(\cos(\omega*n/N) + j \sin(\omega*n/N)) + b[n]$ where $a$ is constant and $b$: $\{0,1\}$ So it is basically an offset-modulated sequence of bits and I ...
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So I am developing a signal processing algorithm to classify in real time depending on how many peaks I have in my time series, in a delta. I implemented a circular buffer and accumulator to keep in ...
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I am trying to recreate the algorithm used by Shazam to recognize music, as outlined in the paper An Industrial-Strength Audio Search Algorithm. The algorithm performs a specialized peak detection to ...
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As a followup to my True Peak detection question, I'm trying to implement a detection method by following this documentation using the Catmull-Rom interpolation method. What I've done so far can be ...
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