EKG artifacts suppression from the EEG
Electroencephalography and Clinical NeurophysiologyPublished 1 September 1991
Lawrence H. Larsen, Patricia N. Prinz
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A method is proposed to identify and eliminate EKG artifacts from a single channel of EEG recordings and it is proposed that the algorithm may be applied universally to all EEG recordings.
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A method is proposed to identify and eliminate EKG artifacts from a single channel of EEG recordings. The method identifies the EKG as outlying data in the EEG. The algorithm may be applied universally to all EEG recordings.
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