An Overview of Algorithms for Contactless Cardiac Feature Extraction from Radar Signals: Advances and Challenges
Yuanyuan Zhang, Rui Yang, Yutao Yue, Eng Gee Lim, Zidong Wang

TL;DR
This paper reviews algorithms for extracting cardiac features from radar signals, highlighting recent advances, proposing a new taxonomy, and discussing datasets, challenges, and future research directions in contactless cardiac monitoring.
Contribution
It is the first review focusing on signal-processing algorithms for radar-based cardiac feature extraction, introducing a new taxonomy and detailed evaluation of existing methods.
Findings
Proposed a new taxonomy for algorithms based on core features.
Listed and detailed public datasets with configurations.
Identified key challenges and future research directions.
Abstract
Contactless cardiac monitoring has vast potential to replace contact-based monitoring in various future scenarios such as smart home and in-cabin monitoring. Various contactless sensors can be potentially implemented for cardiac monitoring, such as cameras, acoustic sensors, Wi-Fi routers and radars. Among all these sensors, radar could achieve unobtrusive monitoring with high accuracy and robustness at the same time. The research about radar-based cardiac monitoring can be generally divided into the radar architecture design and signal-processing parts, where the former has been thoroughly reviewed in the literature but not the latter. To the best of the author knowledge, this is the first review paper that focuses on elaborating the algorithms for extracting cardiac features from the received radar signal. In addition, a new taxonomy is proposed to reveal the core feature of each…
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