Electromyographic gesture recognition method based on SeNet and gated time sequence convolutional network
A convolutional network and gesture recognition technology, applied in the field of electromyography gesture recognition, can solve the problems of inaccurate feature extraction, low training accuracy, and long training time, so as to improve recognition accuracy and generalization, and improve gesture recognition accuracy. , to meet real-time and high-performance effects
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[0030] Below in conjunction with accompanying drawing, the present invention is described in further detail:
[0031] The myoelectric gesture recognition method based on SeNet and gated temporal convolutional network comprises the following steps:
[0032] S1: NinaPro data, the largest data set of myoelectric gestures, is used. The present invention uses NinaPro DB5 data for analysis. NinaPro DB5 uses two MYO armbands with a total of 16 channels to collect EMG signals and three-axis acceleration signals. A total of 53 gestures were collected from 10 healthy subjects. The subjects repeated each gesture 6 times. Rest for 3 seconds in between. The 53 gestures include 12 fine finger movements, 17 wrist movements, 23 grasping gestures and 1 resting gesture. Each subject makes a total of 318 gestures. In the present invention, the 1st, 2nd, 4th, and 6th repeated myoelectric gesture data of NinaPro DB5 are used as training sets, the 3rd repeated myoelectric gesture data is used as ...
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