Estimation of impulse response between electromyogram signals for use in conduction delay distribution estimation.

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Estimation of impulse response ...... delay distribution estimation.

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Estimation of impulse response ...... delay distribution estimation.

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David A Gabriel

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Edward A Clancy

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Kyle C D McIntosh

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Tahsin Hassan

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Recent progress in the diagnostic use of surface EMG for neurological diseases.

Multichannel surface EMG: basic aspects and clinical utility.

Methods for estimating muscle fibre conduction velocity from surface electromyographic signals.

Signal characteristics of EMG during fatigue.

Method for EMG conduction velocity estimation which accounts for input and output noise.

Relation between muscle fiber conduction velocity and fiber size in neuromuscular disorders.

Reliability of a simple method for determining muscle fiber conduction velocity.

Sensitivity of surface EMG-based conduction velocity estimates to local tissue in-homogeneities--influence of the number of channels and inter-channel distance.

Reproducibility of muscle-fiber conduction velocity estimates using multichannel surface EMG techniques.

A novel approach for estimating muscle fiber conduction velocity by spatial and temporal filtering of surface EMG signals.

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10.1007/S11517-013-1042-9

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