Continuous Motion Intention Prediction Using sEMG for Upper-Limb Rehabilitation : A Systematic Review of Model-Based and Model-Free Approaches
Upper limb functional impairments persisting after stroke significantly affect patients' quality of life. Precise adjustment of robotic assistance levels based on patients' motion intentions using sEMG signals is crucial for active rehabilitation. This paper systematically reviews studies on continuous prediction of upper limb single joints and multi-joint combinations motion intention using Model-Based (MB) and Model-Free (MF) approaches over the past decade, based on 186 relevant studies screened from six major electronic databases. The findings indicate ongoing challenges in terms of subject composition, algorithm robustness and generalization, and algorithm feasibility for practical applications. Moreover, it suggests integrating the strengths of both MB and MF approaches to improve existing algorithms. Therefore, future research should further explore personalized MB-MF combination methods incorporating deep learning, attention mechanisms, muscle synergy features, motor unit features, and closed-loop feedback to achieve precise, real-time, and long-duration prediction of multi-joint complex movements, while further refining the transfer learning strategy for rapid algorithm deployment across days and subjects. Overall, this review summarizes the current research status, significant findings, and challenges, aiming to inspire future research on predicting upper limb motion intentions based on sEMG.
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IEEE transactions on neural systems and rehabilitation engineering : a publication of the IEEE Engineering in Medicine and Biology Society - 32(2024) vom: 01., Seite 1487-1504 |
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