Biomedical Signal Processing and Analysis Techniques: Challenges and Applications (Presentation)
Author: Kafiul Islam
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Description: Biomedical Signal Processing and Analysis Techniques: Challenges and Applications (Presentation) por Kafiul Islam explores signal processing techniques applied to biomedical data, focusing on challenges. It highlights real-world applications and methodologies for improved diagnostics and human-machine interfacing.
Pages: 32
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