Comparative Analysis of Color Models for improved rPPG Signals in Remote Blood Pressure Measurement

The quality of remote photoplethysmography (rPPG) signals presents a significant challenge in contactless optical blood pressure measurement. Feature and morphology-based approaches heavily rely on subtle changes in signal characteristics, but rPPG signals are highly susceptible to noise and interference. This study aims to evaluate rPPG signal quality by assessing correlation with a reference PPG and signal-to-noise ratio (SNR) across various color models and rPPG methods. Analyses are performed under different measurement conditions, accounting for common sources of signal artifacts.