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. 2024 Mar 25;5:296–305. doi: 10.1109/OJEMB.2024.3380352

TABLE II. SNRIMP Values Obtained by Different Filtering Methods on SimEMG, MIT-BIH-EMG and Synth Databases.

SNRIN SNRIMP/std IRM [dB] SNRIMP/std AWWF [dB] SNRIMP/std WT [dB] SNRIMP/std FIR [dB]
SimEMG <4 10.31/ 2.6 9.23/ 2.1 4.59/ 1.1 4.19/ 0.7
4-8 10/ 3 8.57/ 2.4 3.84/ 1.1 3.83/ 1.1
8-12 7/ 2 6.27/ 1.8 2.15/ 1.5 3.18/ 0.8
12-16 5.17/ 2.9 4.57/ 2.1 -1.41/ 2.6 2.17/ 1.1
16-20 3.36/ 1.6 3.26/ 1.3 -2.38/ 2.1 1.45/ 0.8
>20 1.32/ 0 2.14/ 0 -7.18/ 0 0.22/ 0
average 7.8/ 3.6 6.92/ 3 1.94/ 3.2 3.22/ 1.3
MIT-BIH-EMG <4 - - - -
4-8 7.56/ 1.2 7.03/ 1 1.41/ 0.9 0.67/ 0.1
8-12 8.07/ 1.4 5.8/ 0.9 0.59/ 0.9 0.47/ 0.2
12-16 7.41/ 1.9 5.52/ 0.8 -0.08/ 1.7 0.43/ 0.2
16-20 4.86/ 2.3 4.7/ 1.2 -0.39/ 1.5 0.23/ 0.5
>20 1.83/ 1.5 2.7/ 0.8 -0.71/ 0.1 0.22/ 0.1
average 7.46/ 2 5.69/ 1.1 0.35/ 1.4 0.45/ 0.3
Synth <4 7.38/ 1.4 8.39/ 1 1.22/ 0.9 1.07/ 0.1
4-8 8.81/ 1.7 7.93/ 0.8 1.17/ 0.7 1.06/ 0.1
8-12 8.93/ 1.8 6.85/ 0.8 0.82/ 0.5 1.02/ 0.1
12-16 9.56/ 1.9 5.84/ 1.2 0.8/ 0.3 0.98/ 0.1
16-20 8.15/ 1.5 4.48/ 0.4 1.16/ 0.1 0.98/ 0
>20
average 8.54/ 1.8 7.75/ 1.1 1.11/ 0.7 1.05/ 0.1

SNRIN - SNR of input signals; SNRIMP - SNR improvements for different denoising algorithms. Gray values represent highest SNRIMP for specific SNRIN range. Bolded values indicate that there is statistical significance between the IRM and AWWF methods.