Key result
WOA-PNN algorithm achieves ~97% accuracy for single-cycle ECG identification.
Why the study?
ECG signal identification is replacing traditional biometric recognition technologies to avoid their vulnerabilities, prompting the development of improved ECG identification methods.
A novel ECG identification method using WOA-PNN provides highly accurate biometric pattern recognition, surpassing traditional PNN models.
Electrocardiogram (ECG) signal identification technology is rapidly replacing traditional fingerprint, face, iris and other recognition technologies, avoiding the vulnerability of traditional recognition technologies. This paper proposes an ECG signal identification method based on the wavelet transform algorithm and the probabilistic neural network by whale optimization algorithm (WOA-PNN). Firstly, Q, R and S waves are detected by wavelet transform, and the P and T waves are detected by local windowed wavelet transform. The characteristic values are constructed by the detected time points, and the ECG data dimension is smaller than that of the non-reference detection. Secondly, combined with the probabilistic neural network, the mean impact value algorithm is used to screen the characteristic values, the characteristic values with low influence are eliminated, and the input and complexity of the model are simplified. Finally, a WOA-PNN combined classification method is proposed to intelligently optimize the hyper parameters in the probabilistic neural network algorithm to improve the model accuracy. According to the simulation verification on three databases, ECG-ID, MIT-BIH Normal Sinus Rhythm and MIT-BIH Arrhythmia, the identification accuracy of a single ECG cycle is 96.97%, and the identification accuracy of three ECG cycles is 99.43%.
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Li et al. (2022) studied Normal sinus rhythm and arrhythmia (n=156). WOA-PNN algorithm vs. Traditional PNN algorithm and other classification methods was evaluated on ECG signal identification accuracy (single cycle). The WOA-PNN algorithm achieved an ECG signal identification accuracy of 96.97% for a single cycle and 99.43% for three cycles.
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