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BIOSIG
(redirected from biomedical signal processing)

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BioSigbiomedical signal processing (open source software library)
BioSigBiometric Signature
BIOSIGBiometrics and Electronic Signatures (working group)
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The second section presents general applications in areas such as biomedical image registration and fusion, biomedical signal processing, and quality assessment of medical web sites.
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Her major research focus is multiscale analysis of nonlinear signals, with emphasis on biomedical signal processing and modeling.
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