"Advanced Biosignal Processing and Diagnostic Methods" ed. by Christoph Hintermüller

This book presents a small selection of the recent developments in the field of biosignal processing.

The covered diagnostic tools and methods include the assessment of respiratory state through gait analysis, the contactless monitoring of cardiovascular and respiratory parameters using microwaves, a non-linear approach to extract the fetal ECG from non-invasive abdominal recordings, identification of epileptic networks from pre-surgical neurophysiological recordings and an improved method to obtain and validate the copy number alterations parameter, which are considered an important marker in cancer classification.

Contents
Preface
1 Classifying and Predicting Respiratory Function Based on Gait Analysis
2 Position-Free Vital Sign Monitoring: Measurements and Processing
3 Nonlinear Adaptive Signal Processing Improves the Diagnostic Quality of Transabdominal Fetal Electrocardiography
4 Network Theoretical Approach to Describe Epileptic Processes
5 Enhancing Estimates of Breakpoints in Genome Copy Number Alteration using Confidence Masks