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The precision decomposition technique can accurately identify a significant number of action potential trains within intramuscular electromyographic (EMG) signals. The original version of this technique (PD I) often requires extensive user-interactive editing to improve upon the results from a maximum a-posteriori probability receiver (MAPR). We have used the integrated processing and understanding...