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This survey reviews methods for ECG denoising, feature extraction, optimization, and classification in arrhythmia detection, highlighting current limitations and future scope.
Why the study?
Classification of ECG arrhythmia with high accuracy is a challenging problem, yet identifying arrhythmia as early as possible is critical for choosing appropriate treatment.
This survey reviews current methodologies and challenges in ECG signal processing and machine learning for arrhythmia classification.
Supports early arrhythmia detection via ECG; leaves open validation in larger prospective studies.
Cardiovascular diseases (CVDs) rank among diseasesof highest mortality. Electrocardiography (ECG) is a non-invasive tool to assess the generalcardiac condition of a patient and is therefore as first-in-line examination for diagnosis of CVD.Arrhythmia Classification plays a major role while diagnosing heart diseases. Any change in the regular sequence of electric impulses is called as arrhythmia. Identifyingarrhythmia as early as possible helps the patient in choosing appropriate treatment. Classification of ECG arrhythmia with high accuracy is a challenging problem. Arrhythmiaclassification requires Acquisition of ECG signal, preprocessing ECG Signal, extraction of features, and optimization of the features and classification of arrhythmia. This paper presents survey on ECG denoising, feature extraction, optimization and classification. Furthermore, methods used to analyze the performance are also discussed. Limitations and drawbacks involved in ECG denoising, Feature Extraction and Classification are discussed concluding remarks and future scope. Keywords— ECG signal, Denoising, Feature Extraction, Arrhythmia Classification.
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Mhetre et al. (2023) conducted a review in Arrhythmia. ECG Arrhythmia Classification methods was evaluated. This survey reviews methods for ECG denoising, feature extraction, optimization, and classification in arrhythmia detection, highlighting current limitations and future scope.
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