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Classification of EMG signals to control a prosthetic hand using time-frequesncy representations and Support Vector Machines
Myoelectric signals (MES) are viable control signals for externally-powered prosthetic devices. They may improve both the functionality and the cosmetic appearance of these devices. Conventional controllers, based on the signal's amplitude features in the control strategy, lack a large number of con
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