This paper presents scientific and methodological methods for selecting spectral transformation algorithms for processing muscle activity biosignals. Discrete Cosine Transform, Fast Fourier Transform and Hadamard Transform were selected as the objects. Algorithms that transform signals from the time domain to the frequency domain were compared based on the metrics Energy Reduction, Reconstruction Error, Processing Time, Root Mean Square Error, Correlation, Spectral Distortion, Energy Compaction, and the results are presented. Because of scientific research, Fast Fourier Transform (FFT) showed the best results in terms of processing time—1.44 ms, reconstruction error—6% and energy compaction—99.97%. Discrete Cosine Transform (DCT) showed high results in terms of energy reduction—94% and energy compaction—97.98%, but Hadamard Transform (HT) showed lower results in many indicators.

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Scientific Foundations for Selecting Spectral Transformation Algorithms in Electromyography Signal Processing

  • Kamoliddin Shukurov,
  • Mekhriddin Mirjamolov,
  • A’lokhan Kakhkharov,
  • Shokhrukhmirzo Kholdorov

摘要

This paper presents scientific and methodological methods for selecting spectral transformation algorithms for processing muscle activity biosignals. Discrete Cosine Transform, Fast Fourier Transform and Hadamard Transform were selected as the objects. Algorithms that transform signals from the time domain to the frequency domain were compared based on the metrics Energy Reduction, Reconstruction Error, Processing Time, Root Mean Square Error, Correlation, Spectral Distortion, Energy Compaction, and the results are presented. Because of scientific research, Fast Fourier Transform (FFT) showed the best results in terms of processing time—1.44 ms, reconstruction error—6% and energy compaction—99.97%. Discrete Cosine Transform (DCT) showed high results in terms of energy reduction—94% and energy compaction—97.98%, but Hadamard Transform (HT) showed lower results in many indicators.