How can I write a filter code for my PPG signal to clear all noises on MATLAB?
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    Runo Insan
 le 21 Déc 2013
  
    
    
    
    
    Commenté : Richeek Dey
 le 16 Fév 2017
            Hi, I have my graphic like this. Firstly, I need to find peaks,but my signal is so noisy. How can I make my signal pure without any noise and holding orginal signals? Thank you.

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  Wayne King
    
      
 le 21 Déc 2013
				We need to know the sampling rate of your data before we can recommend a filter. What does that time axis represent?
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  Sunil Kumar Yadav
      
 le 8 Avr 2014
        I am amazed that no one answered your question. You should use filter.I have used butterworth filter .matlab Command is butter.After making butterworth filter of desired order use filtfilt command to apply your filter to data which you want to process.Here is the example of bandpass filter W1=0.5/60;% lovver cutoff W2=4/60;%higher cutoff
[b,a]=butter(2,[W1,W2]); % Bandpass digital filter design h = fvtool(b,a); % Visualize filter
low_pass_data1 = filtfilt(b,a,intensity_r); % applying filter to our data intensity_r
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  Sunil Kumar Yadav
      
 le 16 Avr 2014
				hey the cutoff frequencies should be w.r.t. half the sampling frequency.If Fs is sampling frequenvy then W1=(Low_Cuttoff)/(Fs/2);% lower cutoff frequency W2=(High_Cuttoff)/(Fs/2);% Higher cutoff frequency .Use [pks,locs] = findpeaks(data) ; to locate the peaks.
  Richeek Dey
 le 16 Fév 2017
				What is the value of low_cutoff and high_cutoff in the above solution? I'm also working on PPG and would appreciate it!
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