ArticleSensors (Basel, Switzerland)2025
Motion Artifacts Removal from Measured Arterial Pulse Signals at Rest: A Generalized SDOF-Model-Based Time-Frequency Method.
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- Atrial Fibrillation Detection from At-Rest PPG Signals Using an SDOF-TF Method.Sensors (Basel, Switzerland) · 2026Article
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Abstract
Motion artifacts (MA) are a key factor affecting the accuracy of a measured arterial pulse signal at rest. This paper presents a generalized time-frequency method for MA removal that is built upon a single-degree-of-freedom (SDOF) model of MA, where MA is manifested as time-varying system parameters (TVSPs) of the SDOF system for the tissue-contact-sensor (TCS) stack between an artery and a sensor. This model distinguishes the effects of MA and respiration on the instant parameters of harmonics in a measured pulse signal. Accordingly, a generalized SDOF-model-based time-frequency (SDOF-TF) method is developed to obtain the instant parameters of each harmonic in a measured pulse signal. These instant parameters are utilized to reconstruct the pulse signal with MA removal and extract heart rate (HR) and respiration parameters. The method is applied to analyze seven measured pulse signals at rest under different physiological conditions using a tactile sensor and a PPG sensor. Some observed differences between these conditions are validated with the related findings in the literature. As compared to instant frequency, the instant initial phase of a harmonic extracts respiration parameters with better accuracy. Since HR variability (HRV) affects arterial pulse waveform (APW), the extracted APW with a constant HR serves better for deriving arterial indices.
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