2020
DOI: 10.1016/j.bspc.2020.102131
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Effectiveness analysis of bio-electronic stimulation therapy to Parkinson’s diseases via joint singular spectrum analysis and discrete fourier transform approach

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“…The SSA has various applications, such as denoising signals, extracting the underlying trend, and forecasting applications [26]. The SSA approach comprises two interrelated stages, i.e., decomposition and reconstruction, and each comprises two steps [27].…”
Section: Singular Spectrum Analysis (Ssa)mentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…The SSA has various applications, such as denoising signals, extracting the underlying trend, and forecasting applications [26]. The SSA approach comprises two interrelated stages, i.e., decomposition and reconstruction, and each comprises two steps [27].…”
Section: Singular Spectrum Analysis (Ssa)mentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The first stage involves decomposing the time series into simple and meaningful signals through embedding succeeded by SVD [18]. The second stage includes reconstructing the series for forecasting purposes via grouping and diagonal averaging [26]. This section summarizes the different stages and parameters selection criteria of the SSA.…”
Section: Singular Spectrum Analysis (Ssa)mentioning
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“…It is a polynomial product and a fast algorithm for a discrete Fourier transform (DFT). The advantage of this method is that its time complexity is lower than that of DFT, thus reducing the computation time, (21) and the method is convenient and easy to operate when processing signals.…”
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“…It is worth noting that the singular spectrum analysis has a characteristic that the singular spectrum analysis components corresponding to the large singular values have the higher importance than those corresponding to the small singular values. This is because the singular spectrum analysis components corresponding to the small singular values usually refer to the noise components [20]. Hence, the conventional method for selecting the singular spectrum analysis components is to determine the singular spectrum analysis index such that the reconstructed signal is the sum from the singular spectrum analysis component with the largest singular value to the determined singular spectrum analysis component [21,22].…”
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