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A Tensor-Based Method for Completion of Missing Electromyography Data
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This paper discusses the recovery of missing data in surface electromyography (sEMG) signals that arise during the acquisition process. Missing values in the EMG signals occur due to either the disconnection of electrodes, artifacts and muscle fatigue or the incapability of instruments to collect very low-amplitude signals. In many real-world EMG-related applications, algorithms need complete data to make accurate and correct predictions, or otherwise, the performance of prediction reduces sharply. We employ tensor factorization methods to recover unstructured and structured missing data from the EMG signals. In this paper, we use the first-order weighted optimization (WOPT) of the parallel factor analysis (PARAFAC) decomposition model to recover missing data. We tested our proposed framework against non-negative matrix factorization (NMF) and PARAFAC on simulated as well as on off-line EMG signals having unstructured missing values (randomly missing data ranging from 60% to 95%) and structured missing values. In the case of structured missing data having different channels, the percentage of missing data of a channel goes up to 50% for different movements. It has been observed empirically that our proposed framework recovers the missing data with relatively much-improved accuracy in terms of relative mean error (up to 50% and 30% for unstructured and structured missing data, respectively) compared with the matrix factorization methods even when the portion of unstructured and structured missing data reaches up to 95% and 50%, respectively.
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EMG data
missing data
tensor decomposition
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