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The improved HHT method can improve the amplitude accuracy by 0.52%, and the frequency accuracy is improved by 0.19%.

If it is a single-frequency signal and higher amplitude accuracy required, it is recommended that the window function with a quite width main-lobe should be considered.

From Table 4, compared with the HHT combining artificial neural network and mirror extension, the improved HHT method proposed in this paper can improve the amplitude accuracy by 1.20%, and the frequency accuracy is improved by 0.51%.

From Table 2, compared with the HHT combining artificial neural network and mirror extension, the improved HHT method proposed in this paper can improve the amplitude accuracy by 0.89% (5th) and 0.84% (7th), and the frequency accuracy is improved by 0.17% (5th) and 0.11% (7th).

For each trial, we calculated five parameters from the stored eye position traces: latency, amplitude, accuracy, maximum speed and duration.

In a smaller study a similar favourable impact of deep brain stimulation treatment on saccade amplitude accuracy was observed after complete withdrawal of the medication (Nilsson et al., 2013).

However, the estimation error can be reduced using wider passband Figure 2. Figure 2 Instantaneous amplitude estimation accuracy.

It can be concluded that, for different gain factor values, importance of phase and amplitude estimation accuracy is different.

As shown by these results, an arbitrary amplitude approximation accuracy can be achieved by selecting a large enough number of angular intervals.

However, replacing the zero-crossing approach by the normalized cross-correlation resulted in almost the same overall amplitude estimation accuracy (mean error values differ by less than 1%), probably due to artificial fluctuations in the frequency trajectory that are introduced by the zero-crossing approach.

It is shown that even in the nonlinear regime, a linear model is capable of describing the reflection behavior at a particular amplitude with quantitative accuracy.