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Stochastic Bioimpedance-Based Channel Model of the Human Body for Galvanic Coupling

Aaron Roopnarine
Aaron Roopnarine
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Sean A. Rocke
Sean A. Rocke
   | 27 déc. 2021
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Publié en ligne: 27 déc. 2021
Pages: 117 - 124
Reçu: 03 juin 2021
DOI: https://doi.org/10.2478/joeb-2021-0014
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© 2021 Aaron Roopnarine and Sean A. Rocke, published by Sciendo
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Figure 1

Electrode configuration for galvanic coupling HBC.
Electrode configuration for galvanic coupling HBC.

Figure 2

The transmission line model for the i th body segment.
The transmission line model for the i th body segment.

Figure 3

Algorithm implemented in MATLAB to determine the resultant distributions for ⌈ for the different combinations of PDFs for R, G and B.
Algorithm implemented in MATLAB to determine the resultant distributions for ⌈ for the different combinations of PDFs for R, G and B.

Figure 4

Sample PDF derived for the magnitude of element A of the resultant cascade, ⌈, for test case A with ΔzL = 0.1mm.
Sample PDF derived for the magnitude of element A of the resultant cascade, ⌈, for test case A with ΔzL = 0.1mm.

Figure 5

Frequency of Distribution Names (Considering the Top 3 Best Fit Distributions) for the Cascaded ABCD Random Variable Matrix Elements Considering both Magnitude and Phase.
Frequency of Distribution Names (Considering the Top 3 Best Fit Distributions) for the Cascaded ABCD Random Variable Matrix Elements Considering both Magnitude and Phase.

The percentage of times each distribution fell within the top 3 best-fit candidates for each element of the cascaded random variable ABCD matrix, ⌈, BS-Birnbaum-Saunders. GEV-Generalized Extreme Value, GP-Generalized Pareto.

Distribution Name A B C D
Magnitude Phase Magnitude Phase Magnitude Phase Magnitude Phase
Inverse Gaussian 15.19 2.22 13.7 1.48 12.22 2.22 12.96 2.22
BS 11.85 2.22 11.48 1.85 8.15 2.22 12.22 2.22
Lognormal 15.19 2.22 15.93 1.85 12.22 2.22 12.59 2.22
Rician 8.89 4.44 9.63 2.22 2.96 6.67 9.63 4.44
Normal 8.52 10 10 8.89 9.63 12.22 7.04 10
Nakagami 10 4.44 10.74 2.59 10.74 6.3 11.48 4.44
Gamma 3.7 0 1.48 0.74 5.19 0 5.93 0
Log-logistic 8.89 0 11.11 0 8.15 0 8.52 0
Weibull 4.44 0 4.44 0 4.44 0 4.44 0
GEV 6.67 8.89 5.56 7.78 6.67 8.89 6.67 8.89
GP 4.44 22.22 0 25.56 6.3 20 4.44 22.22
Logistic 1.11 5.56 1.48 4.81 2.59 4.44 1.85 5.19
T Location-Scale 1.11 3.33 4.44 2.22 0 3.7 2.22 3.33
Beta 0 0 0 0.37 10.74 0 0 0
Extreme Value 0 17.78 0 21.11 0 15.56 0 17.78
Rayleigh 0 16.67 0 18.52 0 15.56 0 17.04

The PDFs assumed for R, G and B.

PDF Test Case R G B
A N(2.38E + 03, 2.38E + 03) N(4.20E − 04, 2.40e − 04) N(2.85E + 07, 2.85E + 07)
B N(2.38E + 03, 4.76E + 03) N(4.20E − 04, 8.40E − 04) N(2.85E + 07, 5.70E + 07)
C N(2.38E + 03, 7.14E + 03) N(4.20E − 04, 1.26E − 03) N(2.85E + 07, 8.55E + 07)
D U(0, 2.38E + 03) U(0, 2.40e − 04) U(0, 2.85E + 07)
E U(0, 4.76E + 03) U(0, 8.40E − 04) U(0, 5.70E + 07)
F U(0, 7.14E + 03) U(0, 1.26E − 03) U(0, 8.55E + 07)
G Gamma(2.3810E + 03, 1) Gamma(4.2000E − 04, 1) Gamma(2.8501E + 07, 1)
H Gamma(1.1905E + 03, 2) Gamma(2.1000E − 04, 2) Gamma(1.4250E + 07, 2)
I Gamma(7.9365E + 02, 3) Gamma(1.4000E − 04, 3) Gamma(9.5002E + 06, 3)
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