Abstract
Wearable devices have now been widely used in the acquisition and measurement of heart sound signals with good effect. However, the wearable heart sound acquisition system (WHSAS) will face more noise compared with the traditional system, such as Gaussian white noise, powerline interference, colored noise, motion artifact noise, and lung sound noise, because users often wear these devices for running, walking, jumping or various strong noise occasions. In a strong noisy environment, WHSAS needs a high-precision segmentation algorithm. This paper proposes a segmentation algorithm based on Variational Mode Decomposition (VMD) and multi-wavelet. In the algorithm, various noises are layered and filtered out using VMD. The cleaner signal is fed into multi-wavelet to construct a time-frequency matrix. Then, the principal component analysis method is applied to reduce the dimension of the matrix. After extracting the high order Shannon envelope and Teager energy envelope of the heart sound, we accurately segment the signals. In this paper, the algorithm is verified through our developing WHSAS. The results demonstrate that the proposed algorithm can achieve high-precision segmentation of the heart sound under a mixed noise condition.
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