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Most existing ECG recognition technologies have low recognition accuracy and poor clinical application.
The proposed neural network algorithms demonstrate high accuracy for ECG signal classification and multi-object tracking in video sequences.
The intelligent diagnosis of cardiovascular diseases is a topic of great interest. Many electrocardiogram (ECG) recognition technologies have emerged, but most of them have low recognition accuracy and poor clinical application. To improve the accuracy of ECG classification, this paper proposes a multi-channel neural network framework. Concretely, a multi-channel feature extractor is constructed by using four types of filters, which are weighted according to their importance, as measured by kurtosis. A bidirectional long short-term memory (BLSTM) network structure based on attention mechanism is constructed, and the extracted features are taken as the input of the network, and the algorithm is optimized by attention mechanism. An experiment conducted on the MIT-BIH arrhythmia database shows that the proposed algorithm obtains excellent results, with 99.20 % specificity, 99.87 % sensitivity, and 99.89 % accuracy. Therefore, the algorithm is practical and effective in the clinical diagnosis of cardiovascular diseases.
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