A. Orjuela-Cañón, O. J. Perdomo-Charry, C. H. Valencia-Niño, Leonardo Forero
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Abstract
Commonly, electromyography (EMG) signals have been employed for movements or pattern classification. For this, different digital signals processing methods are applied to extract features, before a classification stage. The present work deals with a proposal based on the use of image classification employing deep learning techniques. The images were obtained from a spectrogram analysis as a previous process of the convolutional neural network employment. Then, a classification of five positions from wrist movements is carried out the model. Results showed that the accuracy is comparable to similar techniques employed with a shallow neural network and a deep neural network applied to the same dataset.