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I am a mechanical engineering, PhD student at Case Western Reserve =
University working with Dr. Mark Grabiner at the Cleveland Clinic =
Foundation.
There is a tendency among investigators, in analyzing EMG - force =
relationship , to rectify and smooth the EMG signal. The force curve is =
then overlayed with this new EMG curve; thus assuming that the time =
differences between the two curves are constant. Does anyone know =
where/with whom this procedure began? Is this procedure valid?
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- D. Lord
David R. Lord
(216) 444-1256
lord@bme.ri.ccf.org
University working with Dr. Mark Grabiner at the Cleveland Clinic =
Foundation.
There is a tendency among investigators, in analyzing EMG - force =
relationship , to rectify and smooth the EMG signal. The force curve is =
then overlayed with this new EMG curve; thus assuming that the time =
differences between the two curves are constant. Does anyone know =
where/with whom this procedure began? Is this procedure valid?
As it is customary on this list, a summary of replies will be posted.
- D. Lord
David R. Lord
(216) 444-1256
lord@bme.ri.ccf.org