
The dataset corresponding to the paper "A Time-Frequency Disentanglement Framework with Liquid Neural Networks for Biometric Identification and Physiological Interference Analysis from PPG Sensor Data"
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The dataset corresponding to the paper "A Time-Frequency Disentanglement Framework with Liquid Neural Networks for Biometric Identification and Physiological Interference Analysis from PPG Sensor Data"
Abstract— Objective: Pulse oximetry is widely used to measure photoplethysmographic (PPG) signals and blood oxygen saturation but is susceptible to motion artifacts. This is a particular challenge for the growing field of wearable health devices. Independent component analysis (ICA) offers a solution for artifact removal without additional sensors. As there are different approaches for performing an ICA and because artifacts can take many forms, the optimal configuration is unknown.
This research introduces the Open Seizure Database and Toolkit as a novel, publicly accessible resource designed to advance non-electroencephalogram seizure detection research. This paper highlights the scarcity of resources in the non-electroencephalogram domain and establishes the Open Seizure Database as the first openly accessible database containing multimodal sensor data from 49 participants in real-world, in-home environments.
The MAUS dataset focused on collecting easy-acquired physiological signals under different mental demand conditions. We used the N-back task to stimuli different mental workload statuses. This dataset can help in developing a mental workload assessment system based on wearable device, especially for that PPG-based system. MAUS dataset provides ECG, Fingertip-PPG, Wrist-PPG, and GSR signal. User can make their own comparison between Fingertip-PPG and Wrist-PPG. Some study can be carried out in this dataset