Alle Publikationen zum Thema Biosignalverarbeitung
2022
2021
Zhang J,
Karlen W.
A novel quality indicator for displaying and comparing the missingness of the PPG derived respiratory rate. In:
Society for Technology in Anaesthesia Annual Meeting 2021 (STA 2021).
2021.
p. 67.
[DOI]
2020
2019
Karlen W.
Automated point-of-care processing and interpretation of pulse oximetry for global health applications. In:
41st International Engineering in Medicine and Biology Conference: Biomedical Engineering Ranging From Wellness To Intensive Care (EMBC 2019).
2019.
p. WeC04.4.
[DOI]
Ferster ML,
Lustenberger C,
Karlen W.
Hitting the phase : How filtering parameters affect the EEG slow wave phase analysis. In:
International Conference on Advanced Sleep Modulation Technologies.
Monte Verita, Ascona, Switzerland:
2019.
2018
Scebba G,
Tüshaus L,
Karlen W.
Multispectral camera fusion increases robustness of ROI detection for biosignal estimation with nearables in real-world scenarios. In:
Annual International Conference of the IEEE Engineering in Medicine and Biology Society (EMBC).
Honolulu, HI, USA:
IEEE;
2018 Jul..
p. 5672--5.
[DOI]
[Datei]
2017
2016
Luca VD,
Jaggi M,
Karlen W,
Keller E.
Temporal prediction of cerebral hypoxia in neurointensive care patients: a feasibility study. In:
International Symposium on Intracranial Pressure and Neuromonitoring.
2016.
p. 86--87.
2015
2013
Garde A,
Karlen W,
Dehkordi P,
Ansermino JM,
Dumont GA.
Empirical mode decomposition for respiratory and heart rate estimation from the photoplethysmogram. In:
Murray, Alan, editors.
Computing in Cardiology (CinC).
Zaragoza:
IEEE;
2013.
p. 799--802.
[Datei]
2012
2011
Karlen W,
Petersen C,
Gow J,
Ansermino JM,
Dumont GA.
An Adaptive Single Frequency Phase Vocoder For Low-power Heart Rate Detection. In:
BIODEVICES 2011 - Proceedings of the International Conference on Biomedical Electronics and Devices, Rome, Italy, January 26-29, 2011.
INSTICC Press;
2011.
p. 30--35.
Brouse CJ,
Karlen W,
Myers D,
Cooke E,
Stinson J,
Lim J,
Dumont GA,
Ansermino JM.
Wavelet transform cardiorespiratory coherence detects patient movement during general anesthesia. In:
Annual International Conference of the IEEE Engineering in Medicine and Biology Society (EMBC).
2011 Aug..
p. 6114--7.
[DOI]
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