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What is meant by “artifact” in biomedical signals?
What is meant by “artifact” in biomedical signals?
A. Valid signal
B. Noise or unwanted signal
C. Amplified signal
D. Filtered signal
Explanation:
Artifacts are noise or disturbances.
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