Feasibility Study of Upper Limb Control Method Based on Electromyography-Angle Relation

The paper describes the method of predicting the angular position of the human upper limb using EMG signals. A neural network with fuzzy logic was used for this purpose. The main goal of the work, namely, to demonstrate that a neural network with fuzzy logic is a useful tool for predicting motion ba...

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