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Synthetic Fetal PCG Signals
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- Submitted by:
- Rene Jaros
- Last updated:
- Tue, 05/17/2022 - 22:17
- DOI:
- 10.21227/tgvb-rw67
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Abstract
This dataset contains one ideal fetal phonocardiography (fPCG) signal and twelve signals made by adding three types of interference having different amplitudes to the reference signal.
- Ambient noise - this is any noise from the surroundings. It occurs commonly when recording the fPCG. Its spec-trum includes frequencies from 10 Hz.
- White Gaussian noise - a random signal with the same power in any band of the same width.
- Maternal and fetal movement artifacts - a noise caused by muscle movement or breathing. They occur at low frequencies, usually up to 100 Hz.
Ambient_noise_1 - reference fPCG signal with added ambient noise with amplitude 1
Ambient_noise_1_5 - reference fPCG signal with added ambient noise with amplitude 1.5
Ambient_noise_2_5 - reference fPCG signal with added ambient noise with amplitude 2.5
Ambient_noise_5 - reference fPCG signal with added ambient noise with amplitude 5
Gaussian_noise_1_4 - reference fPCG signal with added Gaussian noise with amplitude 1.4
Gaussian_noise_2 - reference fPCG signal with added Gaussian noise with amplitude 2
Gaussian_noise_3 - reference fPCG signal with added Gaussian noise with amplitude 3
Gaussian_noise_5 - reference fPCG signal with added Gaussian noise with amplitude 5
Movement_artifacts_30 - reference fPCG signal with added movement artifacts noise with amplitude 30
Movement_artifacts_60 - reference fPCG signal with added movement artifacts noise with amplitude 60
Movement_artifacts_80 - reference fPCG signal with added movement artifacts noise with amplitude 80
Movement_artifacts_100 - reference fPCG signal with added movement artifacts noise with amplitude 100
fPCG_ref - reference fPCG signal without noise
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