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A Tensor Decomposition Approach to Noninvasive Atrial Activity Extraction in Atrial Fibrillation ECG

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Figure 1 shows that L grows with the length of the syn- syn-thetic AF as would be expected from the fact that the signal does not accept an all-pole model and may be nonstationary.
Fig. 1 . Relationship between the sample size N and the Han- Han-kel matrix rank L for different values of M , the number of harmonics in model (7).
Fig. 4 . Spectral concentration vs. sample size N for K = 3 leads (V1-V3) and R = 3.

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