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Figure 1.

The flow chart of EMD.

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Figure 2.

PCHI curves with different derivatives.

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Figure 3.

The flow chart of the proposed FC-PCHI method.

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Figure 4.

the CSI envelopes.

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Figure 5.

the PPI envelopes.

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Figure 6.

the FC-PCHI envelopes.

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Figure 7.

Ascertain signal’s CSI EMD results.

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Figure 8.

Ascertain signal’s PPI EMD results.

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Figure 9.

Ascertain signal’s FC-PCHI EMD results.

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Table 1.

The comparison of IO and IEC results for ascertain signal.

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Figure 10.

Random signal’s CSI EMD results.

(a) shows random signal and its IMFs based on CSI, and (b) shows the corresponding Hilbert spectrum.

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Figure 11.

Random signal’s PPI EMD results.

(a) shows random signal and its IMFs based on PPI, and (b) shows the corresponding Hilbert spectrum.

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Figure 12.

Random signal’s FC-PCHI EMD results.

(a) shows random signal and its IMFs based on FC-PCHI, and (b) shows the corresponding Hilbert spectrum.

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Table 2.

The comparison of AIO and AIEC results for random signals.

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Figure 13.

ECG signal and the reconstructed signals.

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Figure 14.

ECG’s CSI EMD results.

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Figure 15.

ECG’s PPI EMD results.

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Figure 16.

ECG’s FC-PCHI EMD results.

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Table 3.

The comparison of AIO and AIEC results for ECG signals.

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