Filtering noise from a signal subjected to blanking
First Claim
1. A method comprising:
- receiving a signal indicative of physiological activity of a patient, wherein the signal comprises noise at one or more frequencies;
filtering the noise from the signal according to a noise rejection model, wherein the noise rejection model predicts the noise at the one or more frequencies;
responsive to initiation of a blanking period for the signal, advancing the noise rejection model in time during the blanking period; and
responsive to termination of the blanking period, filtering, based on the noise rejection model advanced in time, the noise at the one or more frequencies from the signal.
1 Assignment
0 Petitions
Accused Products
Abstract
The disclosure describes techniques and systems for filtering noise from a physiological signal. In one example, one or more processors are configured to receive a signal indicative of physiological activity of a patient, wherein the signal comprises noise at one or more frequencies, and filter the noise from the signal according to a noise rejection model, wherein the noise rejection model predicts the noise at the one or more frequencies. The one or more processors may also be configured to, responsive to initiation of a blanking period for the signal, advance the noise rejection model in time during the blanking period, and, responsive to termination of the blanking period, filter, based on the noise rejection model advanced in time, the noise at the one or more frequencies from the signal.
-
Citations
25 Claims
-
1. A method comprising:
-
receiving a signal indicative of physiological activity of a patient, wherein the signal comprises noise at one or more frequencies; filtering the noise from the signal according to a noise rejection model, wherein the noise rejection model predicts the noise at the one or more frequencies; responsive to initiation of a blanking period for the signal, advancing the noise rejection model in time during the blanking period; and responsive to termination of the blanking period, filtering, based on the noise rejection model advanced in time, the noise at the one or more frequencies from the signal. - View Dependent Claims (2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11)
-
-
12. A device comprising:
-
a filtering module configured to; receive a signal indicative of physiological activity of a patient, wherein the signal comprises noise at one or more frequencies; filter the noise from the signal according to a noise rejection model, wherein the noise rejection model predicts the noise at the one or more frequencies; responsive to initiation of a blanking period for the signal, advance the noise rejection model in time during the blanking period; and responsive to termination of the blanking period, filter, based on the noise rejection model advanced in time, the noise at the one or more frequencies from the signal. - View Dependent Claims (13, 14, 15, 16, 17, 18, 19, 20, 21, 22, 23, 24)
-
-
25. A system comprising:
-
means for receiving a signal indicative of physiological activity of a patient, wherein the signal comprises noise at one or more frequencies; means for filtering the noise from the signal according to a noise rejection model, wherein the noise rejection model predicts the noise at the one or more frequencies; means for, responsive to initiation of a blanking period for the signal, advancing the noise rejection model in time during the blanking period; and means for, responsive to termination of the blanking period, filtering, based on the noise rejection model advanced in time, the noise at the one or more frequencies from the signal.
-
Specification