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Fig 1.

The sEMG gesture recognition overall framework based on MSFF-Net.

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Fig 2.

A certain type of action EMG of subject 1.

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Fig 3.

Z-score standardized comparison chart.

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Fig 4.

Schematic diagram of sliding segmentation.

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Fig 5.

The proposed MSFF-Net model.

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Fig 6.

The network structure of the CBAM module with residuals, CSA, and SAS.

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Table 1.

The CBAM module with residuals detailed network structure.

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Table 2.

The Ninapro database summary table.

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Fig 7.

The Ninapro database gesture action chart.

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Fig 8.

The schematic diagram of stimulus and restimulus label.

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Fig 9.

The enhanced comparison of time-warping data.

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Table 3.

The classification results of DB2 and DB4 stimulus data and restimulus data.

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Fig 10.

The average gesture recognition accuracy of DB2 subjects.

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Table 4.

DB2 subject information sheet.

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Fig 11.

DB2 subject identification accuracy and information bivariate plot.

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Fig 12.

The recognition accuracy of 49 classes of movements of subjects.

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Fig 13.

The average gesture recognition accuracy of DB4 subjects.

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Table 5.

The BN layer sequence experiment.

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Table 6.

The influence of early and late network weights on classification performance.

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Table 7.

The classification and performance comparison of Ablation studies.

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Table 8.

Comparison of the classification performance by the proposed network and other methods.

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