Yi-Sheng Chen

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Published: 1993
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2021
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Yi-Sheng Chen, Ho-En Liao, Yue-Der Lin:
Resolving Two-Dimensional Ambiguity in Subspace-Based Frequency Estimation for Harmonic Signals. Circuits Syst. Signal Process. 40(11): 5616-5631 (2021)
2020
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Yi-Sheng Chen, Po-Yen Lin, Yue-Der Lin:
A novel PLI suppression method in ECG by notch filtering with a modulation-based detection and frequency estimation scheme. Biomed. Signal Process. Control. 62: 102150 (2020)
2017
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Yue-Der Lin, Ya-Hsueh Chien, Yi-Sheng Chen:
Wavelet-based embedded algorithm for respiratory rate estimation from PPG signal. Biomed. Signal Process. Control. 36: 138-145 (2017)
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Yi-Sheng Chen, Yue-Der Lin:
Novel subspace method for frequencies estimation of two sinusoids with applications to vital signals. IET Signal Process. 11(9): 1114-1121 (2017)

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