Key result
ECG signal analysis involves crucial steps such as pre-processing, feature extraction, and classification using various algorithms to diagnose cardiovascular diseases.
Why the study?
Accurate ECG signal analysis is needed for intelligent healthcare decisions regarding heart diseases, such as paroxysmal heart events and arrhythmia diagnosis.
This review provides a comprehensive overview of ECG signal analysis techniques, including pre-processing, feature extraction, classification algorithms, and publicly available ECG databases.
ECG analysis supports arrhythmia diagnosis; leaves open standardized automated methods for routine clinical use.
The ECG (Electrocardiogram) signal is continuous in nature and abruptly changing. For taking intelligent health care decisions related with heart diseases such as paroxysmal of heart, arrhythmia diagnosing, ECG signal needs to be analyze accurately. The ECG signal basically corresponds to the electrical activity of the heart. In the literature, the ECG signal has been analyzed and utilized for various purposes, such as measuring the heart rate, examining the rhythm of heartbeats, diagnosing heart abnormalities, emotion recognition and biometric identification. ECG analysis can contain several steps, such as pre-processing, feature extraction, feature selection and classification. Performing each step is crucial for the sake of the related analysis. In this work, the literature on ECG analysis, mostly from the last decade, is comprehensively reviewed based on all of the major aspects mentioned above. Each step in ECG analysis is briefly described, and the related studies are provided. Similarly, we have focused on the ECG database used for analysis.
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Karnewar et al. (2019) conducted a review in Cardiovascular diseases. ECG signal analysis was evaluated. ECG signal analysis involves crucial steps such as pre-processing, feature extraction, and classification using various algorithms to diagnose cardiovascular diseases.
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