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功能性肌肉网络在提升人机接口手势感知中的作用

The Role of Functional Muscle Networks in Improving Hand Gesture Perception for Human-Machine Interfaces

New York University Abu Dhabi (NYUAD)(纽约大学阿布扎比分校);New York University (NYU)(纽约大学);Center for Artificial Intelligence and Robotics (CAIR)(人工智能与机器人中心)

Costanza Armanini, Tuka Alhanai, Farah E. Shamout, S. Farokh Atashzar

AI总结:

本文提出基于相干性的功能性肌肉网络解码肌肉同步信息,以替代传统单肌肉激活解码,在Ninapro数据库上以85.1%准确率实现低计算成本的手势感知,为神经机器人肌电控制提供高效方案。

摘要:

开发准确的手势感知模型对于各种机器人应用至关重要,它能够实现人与机器之间的有效通信,并直接影响神经机器人和交互式机器人。近年来,表面肌电信号(sEMG)因其丰富的信息内容和可获取性,在与先进机器学习方法和可穿戴系统结合时得到了探索。文献中提出了大量利用sEMG提升性能并确保神经机器人鲁棒性的方法,但这些方法往往导致模型需要高计算能力、大规模数据集,并且可扩展性较差。本文通过提出解码肌肉同步而非单个肌肉激活来应对这一挑战。我们研究基于相干性的功能性肌肉网络作为感知模型的核心,提出肌肉之间的功能性同步以及基于图的肌肉连接网络编码了关于预期手势的上下文信息。这些信息可以使用浅层机器学习方法进行解码,而无需深度时序网络。我们的技术可以通过降低计算负担并提高效率来影响神经机器人的肌电控制。该方法在Ninapro数据库上进行了基准测试,该数据库包含来自40名受试者执行17种手势的12路EMG信号。该方法达到了85.1%的准确率,表明与现有方法相比性能有所提升,同时所需的计算能力大大降低。结果支持了以下假设:基于相干性的功能性肌肉网络编码了与手势执行相关的关键信息,显著增强了手势感知,并在神经机器人系统和交互式机器中具有潜在应用。

英文摘要:

Developing accurate hand gesture perception models is critical for various robotic applications, enabling effective communication between humans and machines and directly impacting neurorobotics and interactive robots. Recently, surface electromyography (sEMG) has been explored for its rich informational context and accessibility when combined with advanced machine learning approaches and wearable systems. The literature presents numerous approaches to boost performance while ensuring robustness for neurorobots using sEMG, often resulting in models requiring high processing power, large datasets, and less scalable solutions. This paper addresses this challenge by proposing the decoding of muscle synchronization rather than individual muscle activation. We study coherence-based functional muscle networks as the core of our perception model, proposing that functional synchronization between muscles and the graph-based network of muscle connectivity encode contextual information about intended hand gestures. This can be decoded using shallow machine learning approaches without the need for deep temporal networks. Our technique could impact myoelectric control of neurorobots by reducing computational burdens and enhancing efficiency. The approach is benchmarked on the Ninapro database, which contains 12 EMG signals from 40 subjects performing 17 hand gestures. It achieves an accuracy of 85.1%, demonstrating improved performance compared to existing methods while requiring much less computational power. The results support the hypothesis that a coherence-based functional muscle network encodes critical information related to gesture execution, significantly enhancing hand gesture perception with potential applications for neurorobotic systems and interactive machines.

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