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In an earlier paper1 an adaptive filtering algorithm was proposed for the elimination of 60 Hz interference in the ECG. It is shown here that this algorithm is not truly adaptive, but is approximately equivalent to a fixed 60 Hz notch filter.

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Published in:	IEEE transactions on biomedical engineering 1987-12, Vol.BME-34 (12), p.962-963
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