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BIOMEDICAL ENGINEERING TOPICS

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UNIVERSITY LECTURE NOTES ON BIOMEDICAL IMAGE PROCESSING & BIOMEDICAL SIGNAL PROCESSING

Lecture 1. Signals and mathematical models

Lecture 2 Digital representation of signals

Lecture 3 Signal discretization by sampling

Lecture 4 Element-wise quantization

Lecture 5 Principles of signal and image coding

Lecture 6 Signal transformations and their discrete representation. Digital filters

Lecture 7 Discrete representations of Fourier Transform

Lecture 8 Applications of DFT and SDFTs

Lecture 9 Principles of signal parameter estimation

Lecture 10 Signal reconstruction and enhancement: linear filters

Lecture 11Signal/image restoration: nonlinear filters

Lecture 12 Correlational averaging as a method for signal restoration

Lecture 13 Ultrasound image processing for quantitative analysis of fetal movement
Test signals and images for exercises

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Biomedical Signal Processing Toolbox-BIOMEDICAL SIGNAL ANALYSIS

Abstract.

This article describes a biomedical signal processing (BSP) toolbox for the analysis
of physiologic signals. The BSP toolbox is designed to enable researchers to conduct
preliminary analysis of physiologic time series, such as the electrocardiogram (ECG),
intracranial pressure (ICP), arterial blood pressure (ABP), and oxygen saturation (SpO2).
The toolbox includes detection algorithms for the ECG and pressure waveforms, spectral
analysis, nonlinear filtering, multi-signal analysis, and nonstationary signal visualization.
The following sections discuss the functionality of this toolbox and provide examples of its
application.

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