Analysis compensation including segmented signals converted into signal processing parameters for describing a portion of total error
AssigneeAscensia Diabetes Care Holdings AG
InventorHuan-Ping Wu
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AssigneeAscensia Diabetes Care Holdings AG
InventorHuan-Ping Wu
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A biosensor system determines analyte concentration from an output signal generated from a light-identifiable species or a redox reaction of the analyte. The biosensor system compensates at least 50% of the total error in the output signal with a primary function and may compensate a portion of the residual error with at least one residual function. An SSP function may serve as the primary function, first residual function, or second residual function. Preferably, when the SSP function serves as the first residual function, the SSP function compensates at least 50% of the residual error remaining after primary compensation. Preferably, when the SSP function serves as the second residual function, the SSP function compensates at least 50% of the residual error remaining after primary and first residual compensation. The error compensation provided by the primary, first residual, and second residual functions may be adjusted with function weighing coefficients.
A method of operating a biosensor system, the method comprising:
A biosensor system for determining an analyte concentration in a biological fluid sample, the biosensor system being an optical system or an electrochemical system, the biosensor system comprising:
A method of operating a biosensor system for determining an analyte concentration in a biological fluid sample, the biosensor system being an optical sensor system or an electrochemical sensor system, the biosensor system including a measurement device and a test sensor, the measurement device having a processor, the test sensor being in electrical or optical communication with a reservoir, the method using the processor in performing steps comprising:
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