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Discrete Hermite Expansion of Digital Signals: Applications to ECG Signals
Proceedings of the International Digital Signal Processing Workshop
  • D. H. Mugler, Akron University
  • S. Clary, Akron University
  • Yan Wu, Georgia Southern University
Document Type
Conference Proceeding
Publication Date
10-16-2002
DOI
10.1109/DSPWS.2002.1231115
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Abstract

The continuous Hermite functions have been used for continuous signal approximations for some time. Vectors called discrete dilated Hermite functions are presented in this paper that model digital signals in a similar way, often with excellent compression capabilities. The dilation feature is important for many applications, and the ability to generate orthonormal vectors efficiently that approximate dilated Hermite functions is first reported in this paper. Computationally efficient approximations to the QRS complex of ECG signals are presented as particular examples.

Citation Information
D. H. Mugler, S. Clary and Yan Wu. "Discrete Hermite Expansion of Digital Signals: Applications to ECG Signals" Pine Mountain, GAProceedings of the International Digital Signal Processing Workshop (2002) p. 271 - 276
Available at: http://works.bepress.com/yan_wu/44/