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Acta Electrotechnica et Informatica, Vol. 14, No. 3, 20114
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FOREWORD
Dear readers and colleagues,
recent advances in engineering and computers sciences opened new horizons for interdisciplinary research.
The cooperation of experts from engineering and life sciences has already proven to be very beneficial and several
important achievements are pushing area of biomedical research forward. Some of the biomedical systems and
application have already found applications others are under development showing huge potential for the future. This
special issue presents several contributions from different areas of biomedical research and provide indication of recent
advances in biomedical engineering.
First paper investigate influence of extremely low frequency electromagnetic fields emanating from high
voltage transmission lines on human body. Authors present analytical model of human body and magnetic field that
allows to derive values of internally induced electric field and current density in human body.
Another paper presents the Matlab tool for hearth rate analysis. The tool offers wide variety of methods
including time-domain analysis, methods of nonlinear and symbolic analysis and methods based on the time
irreversibility. Authors propose potential application for non-invasive measurement of the autonomic nervous system
and variability of the hearth rate.
Third paper focus on hardware design for biomedical applications. Particularly, authors describe design of
four-channel amplifier for human neurophysiologic electrical activity measurement. This is another contribution to
ultimate goal of building medically acceptable brain-computer interfaces.
In the last paper of this special issue authors review eight frequently used machine learning classifiers and
analyze their performance in terms of classification accuracy and Mathews correlation coefficient. This analysis is
useful for any researcher facing disease classification problem using machine learning tools or designing decision
support system. The study covers wide range of classifiers starting with simple classifiers such as linear discriminant
analysis and perceptron classifier and ending with complex classifiers such deep belief networks or popular support
vector machine.
Peter Drotár
Guest Editor
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ISSN 1338-3957(online), www.aei.tuke.sk
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ISSN 1335-8243 (print) © 2013 FEI TUKE
Foreword
ISSN 1338-3957(online), www.aei.tuke.sk