Yukun Dang , Zitong Liu , Xixin Yang , Linqiang Ge , Sheng Miao
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摘要
肌表电图(sEMG)信号可以定量评估肌肉疲劳,从而直接客观地反映神经肌肉活动的功能状态。有效的疲劳诊断可以预防肌肉损伤,从而提高康复运动的安全性。传统的疲劳诊断存在一定的局限性,主观性强,准确性差。本文设计了一种表面肌电信号采集电路,以双通道形式采集上肢肱二头肌和肱三头肌在力松弛状态下的表面肌电信号。基于动态时间扭曲- k最近邻(DTW-KNN)和三种深度学习算法的肌肉疲劳分类评估。实验结果表明,与传统的机器学习算法相比,深度学习算法可以达到更高的精度和时间效率。此外,本研究引入注意机制,动态合理分配网络权值,实现高层次的特征学习。注意-长短期记忆(Attention - Based LSTM)神经网络的评估准确率达到93.5%,时间开销仅为3.73秒,可以实时评估肌肉疲劳。
A fatigue assessment method based on attention mechanism and surface electromyography
Surface electromyography (sEMG) signals can be used to quantitatively assess muscle fatigue, thereby directly and objectively reflecting the functional state of neuromuscular activity. Effective fatigue diagnosis can prevent muscle damage, thereby improving the safety of rehabilitation exercise. Traditional fatigue diagnosis has certain limitations, including strong subjectivity and poor accuracy. This paper designs a sEMG signals acquisition circuit and collects the sEMG signals of the upper limb biceps brachii and triceps brachii in the force-relaxation state in a dual-channel form. Muscle fatigue classification assessment using Dynamic Time Warping-K Nearest Neighbor (DTW-KNN) and three deep learning algorithms. The experimental results show that compared with traditional machine learning algorithms, deep learning algorithm can achieve higher accuracy and time efficiency. In addition, this study introduces an attention mechanism to dynamically and reasonably assign network weights to achieve high level feature learning. The Attention-Long Short-Term Memory (Attention Based LSTM) neural network achieves 93.5% assessment accuracy with a time overhead of only 3.73s, allowing for real-time assessment of muscle fatigue.