Key result
Multi-scale 2D CNN achieves ~99% accuracy for automatic heart rate detection on public ECG datasets.
Why the study?
Due to the low amplitude characteristics of ECG signals, automatic classification of their imperceptibility and irregularities remains challenging, necessitating a convenient and effective method to accurately identify heart rate.
Does a multi-scale and multi-channel information fusion convolutional neural network improve the classification accuracy of exercise electrocardiograms?
Does a multi-scale and multi-channel information fusion convolutional neural network improve the classification accuracy of exercise electrocardiograms?
A novel two-dimensional convolutional neural network integrating multi-scale feature fusion and dual-channel ECG data achieves high accuracy (>98%) in classifying arrhythmias.
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May aid AI-assisted arrhythmia detection on benchmarks; leaves open prospective validation before clinical exercise ECG use.
Increased physical activity can help reduce the occurrence of cardiovascular disease. However, cardiovascular disease during strenuous exercise also brings certain risks, so a convenient and effective method is needed to accurately identify heart rate. Due to the low amplitude characteristics of ECG signals, automatic classification of the imperceptibility and irregularities of ECG signals remains a great challenge. To address this issue, we propose an automatic heart rate detection method using a two-dimensional convolutional neural network. First, the ECG data is preprocessed to convert the multi-lead single-channel ECG data into dual-channel ECG data. Then, the ECG image is input into the convolutional neural network. To enhance the diagnostic accuracy of an abnormal heart rate diagnosis model, this study integrates a multi-scale pyramid module into the network to fully extract image contextual information. Experimental analysis utilizes MIT-BIH and sudden cardiac death holter public datasets for training and testing. The results show that the final classification accuracy reaches 99.12% and 98.40%, respectively. The method requires no manual pre-processing of converted ECG images, has high accuracy, can effectively monitor abnormal heart rate, and minimize sudden death caused by abnormal heart rate.
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Wang et al. (2024) studied Abnormal heart rate. Two-dimensional convolutional neural network with a multi-scale pyramid module was evaluated on Classification accuracy. An automatic heart rate detection method using a 2D convolutional neural network with a multi-scale pyramid module achieved classification accuracies of 99.12% and 98.40% on public ECG datasets.
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