1) The document describes a lab experiment on denoising a noisy ECG signal using graph spectral filtering.
2) White Gaussian noise with varying variances is added to the original ECG signal to create noisy signals.
3) Graph spectral filtering is applied to minimize the constraint and denoise the signals, using a weighted adjacency matrix and Laplacian matrix based on the signal values.
4) The denoised signals are plotted for different noise variances and observations are reported.
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Graph Signal Processing
Tangirala Naga Venkata Sri Harsha
1) The document describes a lab experiment on denoising a noisy ECG signal using graph spectral filtering.
2) White Gaussian noise with varying variances is added to the original ECG signal to create noisy signals.
3) Graph spectral filtering is applied to minimize the constraint and denoise the signals, using a weighted adjacency matrix and Laplacian matrix based on the signal values.
4) The denoised signals are plotted for different noise variances and observations are reported.
1) The document describes a lab experiment on denoising a noisy ECG signal using graph spectral filtering.
2) White Gaussian noise with varying variances is added to the original ECG signal to create noisy signals.
3) Graph spectral filtering is applied to minimize the constraint and denoise the signals, using a weighted adjacency matrix and Laplacian matrix based on the signal values.
4) The denoised signals are plotted for different noise variances and observations are reported.
EED364: Graph Signal Processing Lab-9 Instructor: Prof. Vijay Kumar Chakka Topic: Signal Denoising Using Graph Spectral Filtering
I. Generating a Noise Signal:
1. Consider the given Electrocardiogram (ECG) signal () of length 5000,
having sampling frequency 500. a. Generate and add a white Gaussian noise (()) with mean zero and variance 0.01 to the above signal (Hint: use MATLAB keyword) () = () + (). II. Signal Denoising Using Graph Spectral Filtering:
2. Denoise the signal (), by minimizing the following constraint
2 argmin {|| ||2 + }.
For minimizing, consider a 10 node graph with weighted adjacency matrix 0 1,2 1,10 1,2 0 0
1,10 0 0 2 (()())
Where , = { 22 , (() ()) , by considering = 0.1. 0,
The optimal solution of the constrained optimization problem is
1 1 () = [ ] ( ) (), 1 + =0 Where and () are the eigenvalues and eigenvectors of above Laplacian matrix (). ( ) is the GFT coefficients of noise signal evaluated on . Assume = 10. a. Plot the denoised signal (). b. Repeat the above question with variance 0.001 and 1 c. Write your observations on the performance of the filter
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