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Textile ECG Motion-Artifact Filter — 2D Scope View

A 2D scope view of a woven chest-strap electrode grid: the raw heartbeat is corrupted by motion, and a live adaptive LMS filter learns from a correlated reference channel to cancel the artifact and recover the clean waveform.

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A grid of woven electrode nodes across a chest-strap fabric reads a heartbeat signal that is constantly corrupted by movement. This 2D scope renders that raw, noisy reading as a scrolling strip-chart trace, a second trace showing what a real adaptive LMS (least-mean-squares) filter recovers once it learns to predict and subtract the motion-correlated artifact from a reference channel, a third trace of the raw reference signal itself, and a live weight-space plot of the filter's learned taps converging — the same technique used in real chest-strap textile ECG and motion-artifact-cancelling headphones. Adjust heart rate, motion intensity, sensor noise, the filter's adaptation rate and tap count, or switch the filter off entirely to compare against the untouched raw signal, while live readouts track detected BPM, BPM error, output SNR and the filter's converged weight magnitude.

⚙ Under the hood

A woven chest-strap electrode grid reads a heartbeat corrupted by motion; a live adaptive LMS filter learns from a correlated reference channel to cancel the artifact, shown as three scrolling strip-chart traces (raw, filtered, reference) alongside a real-time weight-space convergence plot.

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2D · HTML5 Canvas 2D · 60 FPS target · runs fully client-side, no install