The application of the Hilbert transform (HT) to ECG analysis requires a priori knowledge of the phase spectrum of the original signal. The authors analyzed ECG recordings from ten healthy subjects in the Politecnico Milano-Ca Granda VCG/ECG database. Different epochs and leads were considered. The results confirm the known results for the 100-Hz significant band. In this band the standard deviation of the phase spectra is much less than 90°. This permits the use of HT to represent ECG signals. The statistics of the computed HT evidence the better stability of this transform in comparison to the original signal.
Some basic experiments toward the applications of hilbert transform to the electrocardiogram / Nollo, G.; Pinciroli, F.; Antolini, R.. - In: COMPUTERS IN CARDIOLOGY. - ISSN 0276-6574. - 1987:(1987), pp. 569-572.
Some basic experiments toward the applications of hilbert transform to the electrocardiogram
Nollo G.;Antolini R.
1987-01-01
Abstract
The application of the Hilbert transform (HT) to ECG analysis requires a priori knowledge of the phase spectrum of the original signal. The authors analyzed ECG recordings from ten healthy subjects in the Politecnico Milano-Ca Granda VCG/ECG database. Different epochs and leads were considered. The results confirm the known results for the 100-Hz significant band. In this band the standard deviation of the phase spectra is much less than 90°. This permits the use of HT to represent ECG signals. The statistics of the computed HT evidence the better stability of this transform in comparison to the original signal.I documenti in IRIS sono protetti da copyright e tutti i diritti sono riservati, salvo diversa indicazione