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- | {{{{the power in a signal can be computed from the [[visual3d: | + | ====== Metric Compute Power From DFT Coefficients ====== |
- | the form of the dft is as follows: | + | The power in a signal can be computed from the [[Visual3D: |
+ | |||
+ | The form of the DFT is as follows: | ||
p(t)= p0 + p1 sin(**w** t) + p2 cos(**w** t) + p3 sin(2**w** t) + p4 cos(2 **w** t) + .... | p(t)= p0 + p1 sin(**w** t) + p2 cos(**w** t) + p3 sin(2**w** t) + p4 cos(2 **w** t) + .... | ||
- | where **w** = 2 * pi * base_frequency | + | where **w** = 2 * PI * Base_Frequency |
the power at a given frequency is given as the sum of the squares of the coefficients. | the power at a given frequency is given as the sum of the squares of the coefficients. | ||
- | for example, the power at the base_frequency | + | For example, the power at the Base_Frequency |
- | **metric_compute_power_from_dft_coefficients** | + | **Metric_Compute_Power_From_DFT_Coefficients** |
- | /signal_types= | + | /SIGNAL_TYPES= |
- | ! /signal_names= | + | ! /SIGNAL_NAMES= |
- | ! /signal_folder=dft | + | ! /SIGNAL_FOLDER=DFT |
- | ! /result_suffix=_power | + | ! /RESULT_SUFFIX=_POWER |
- | ! /result_folder=dft | + | ! /RESULT_FOLDER=DFT |
**;** | **;** | ||
- | additional | + | Additional |
+ | |||
+ | These two metrics are commonly used to describe changes related to muscle fatigue. | ||
- | these two metrics are commonly used to describe changes related to muscle fatigue. | + | ==== Signal Components ==== |
- | ===== signal components | + | The resulting Metric |
- | the resulting metric signal has two components. | + | The first component is the frequency. |
+ | The second component is the power at the associated frequency. | ||
+ | ==== Median Frequency ==== | ||
- | the first component | + | The Median Frequency |
- | the second component is the power at the associated frequency. | + | |
- | ===== median frequency ===== | + | |
- | the median frequency is the frequency at which the integral of the power spectrum to that frequency equals half the integral of the total power spectrum (e.g. divides the power spectrum in two) | + | {{: |
- | medianfrequency.jpg where mf = median frequency | + | ==== Mean Frequency ==== |
- | ===== mean frequency ===== | + | The Mean Frequency is the Ratio of the Integral of the Frequency*Power over the Integral of the Power. |
- | the mean frequency is the ratio of the integral of the frequency*power over the integral of the power. | + | {{: |
- | meanfrequency.jpg | + | ==== _STATS ==== |
- | ===== _stats ===== | + | An additional result signal appended with _STATS is also created. |
- | an additional result | + | This signal |
- | this signal contains the median frequency (component 1) and mean frequency (component 2) | ||
- | }}}} |
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