Optimizing the Algorithm of FECG Separation from MECG Based on ICA Rationale

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The study presents a method to separate the fetal electrocardiograph (FECG) from concomitant maternal electrocardiograph (MECG) by using Fast Independent component analysis (ICA) algorithm of Blind Signal Separation. Current methods of extracting fetal ECG have defects and drawbacks. Traditional ICA method has a persistent problem that the signal of FECG extracted from MECG was always mixed with the signal of MECG in diverse levels, and the order of MECG and FECG is uncertain, resulting in the decrease of its rate of convergence. To improve the rate of convergence, this research adopts Fast ICA algorithm. Experimental results indicate that this method is useful for extracting the fetal signal of ECG. And a satisfactory signal to noise ratio (SNR) is obtained.

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Advanced Materials Research (Volumes 846-847)

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November 2013

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