This paper presents a novel cardiac arrhythmia classification method based on antidictionaries. The features are sequences of consecutive slopes.
Aug 26, 2022 · Abstract— Cardiovascular diseases can be detected early by analyzing the electrocardiogram of a patient using wearable systems.
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This paper presents a novel cardiac arrhythmia classification method based on antidictionaries, which shows an average detection accuracy of 98% while ...
Aug 25, 2022 · Abstract— Cardiovascular diseases can be detected early by analyzing the electrocardiogram of a patient using wearable systems.
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One approach is to use antidictionaries, which are sequences of consecutive slopes generated from the input signal's event-driven processing [??]. This method ...