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Adaptive signal-to-noise ratio indicator for wearable bioimpedance monitoring

Lapsa et al., 2023

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6522497405667137599
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Lapsa D
Janeliukstis R
Elsts A
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Sensors

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Bioimpedance monitoring is an increasingly important non-invasive technique for assessing physiological parameters such as body composition, hydration levels, heart rate, and breathing. However, sensor signals obtained from real-world experimental conditions …
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