Non-contact respiration monitoring using optical sensors
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The main goal of this paper is to develop classification of non-contact respiration monitoring approaches and proposal of structure for system with facial artifacts rejection. All available techniques were divided into two main groups: based on reconstruction of respiration from 3-D image of object and based on 2-D image processing of techniques. Structure of system for respiration monitoring using optical sensors with facial artifacts removing was developed. New approach allows improving of respiration monitoring for objects in supine position and in a sitting position.
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