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Context:\n", " In the Data Exploration tutorial we learnt how to identify segments of waveform data which are suitable for a particular research study (i.e. which have the required duration of the required signals). We extracted metadata for such a segment, providing high-level details of what is contained in the segment (e.g. which signals, their sampling frequency, and their duration). Now we will go a step further to extract signals for analysis.
\n", "Resource: These steps are taken from the Data Exploration tutorial.
Extension: Have a look at the files which make up this record here (NB: you will need to scroll to the bottom of the page).
\n", "Resource: You can find out more about the class representing single segment WFDB records here.
\n", "Question: Can you find out which signals are sampled at multiples of the base sampling frequency by looking at the following contents of the 'segment_data' variable?
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