CN104423549A - Virtual body feeling mouse technology applied to computer - Google Patents

Virtual body feeling mouse technology applied to computer Download PDF

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CN104423549A
CN104423549A CN201310388473.9A CN201310388473A CN104423549A CN 104423549 A CN104423549 A CN 104423549A CN 201310388473 A CN201310388473 A CN 201310388473A CN 104423549 A CN104423549 A CN 104423549A
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The invention discloses a virtual body feeling mouse technology applied to a computer. According to the technology, adopting a band-pass filter for pre-processing the collected original SEMG signal for restraining the noise; adopting the moving average algorithm for detecting the active section and judging the start point and the end point of the effective action signal; extracting the mean value of the range absolute value, zero-crossing rate and three-step AR model parameter as the characteristics of the SEMG signal; and adopting BP neural network and SOFM network for classifying the action SEMG signal. Shown by the experimental result, the higher recognition accuracy for the recognition on the gesture can be obtained by two types of neural network. The design and implementation for virtual mouse (cursor) base on the VB platform. The self API function of the Windows is used for controlling the cursor utilizing the results of the gesture electromyographic signal pattern recognition.

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Be applicable to the Dummy sense mouse-technique of computer
Surface electromyogram signal (Surface Electromyography) SEMG, as a kind of important bioelectrical signals, has been widely used in bionics, biofeedback, sports medical science and rehabilitation project.In recent years, based on the Gesture Recognition of action SEMG signal as a study hotspot, the control signal as man-machine interaction is developed, for controlling myoelectric limb, servicing unit and other electronic equipments.The research contents of paper has the following aspects.
Based on the pattern-recognition of the gesture motion electromyographic signal of neural network, comprise the pre-service of signal, active segment detection, feature extraction and classification.
Bandpass filter is utilized to carry out pre-service, with restraint speckle to the original SEMG signal collected; Moving average algorithm is adopted to detect active segment, to judge the starting point and ending point of effective action signal; Extraction amplitude absolute value average, zero-crossing rate and 3 rank AR model coefficients are as the feature of SEMG signal; BP neural network and SOFM network is adopted to classify to action SEMG signal.Experimental result shows, two kinds of neural networks all obtain higher recognition correct rate to the identification of gesture.Based on the Design and implementation that the virtual mouse (cursor) of VB platform controls.Utilize the result of gesture motion electromyographic signal pattern-recognition, the api function adopting Windows to carry realizes the control to cursor.

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1. utilize bandpass filter to carry out pre-service, with restraint speckle to the original SEMG signal collected; Moving average algorithm is adopted to detect active segment, to judge the starting point and ending point of effective action signal; Extraction amplitude absolute value average, zero-crossing rate and 3 rank AR model coefficients are as the feature of SEMG signal; BP neural network and SOFM network is adopted to classify to action SEMG signal.
2. experimental result shows, two kinds of neural networks all obtain higher recognition correct rate to the identification of gesture.
3. based on the Design and implementation that the virtual mouse (cursor) of VB platform controls.
4. utilize the result of gesture motion electromyographic signal pattern-recognition, the api function adopting Windows to carry realizes the control to cursor.
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CN111714123A (en) * 2020-07-22 2020-09-29 华南理工大学 System and method for detecting human body waist and back surface electromyographic signals
CN115299950A (en) * 2022-08-12 2022-11-08 歌尔股份有限公司 Electromyographic signal acquisition circuit, wearable device and control method

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CN111714123A (en) * 2020-07-22 2020-09-29 华南理工大学 System and method for detecting human body waist and back surface electromyographic signals
CN115299950A (en) * 2022-08-12 2022-11-08 歌尔股份有限公司 Electromyographic signal acquisition circuit, wearable device and control method

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