A rule-based fuzzy logic system can process ECG data to support physician diagnosis, with outputs corresponding to expert analysis.
The analysis of electrocardiograms (ECGs) helps physicians make their cardiac diagnosis. Therefore a large store of medical knowledge and practical experience is required. In this paper we report on our investigations of a rule-based fuzzy logic system that processes ECG data using the knowledge of a medical expert. The aim is to give support to the physician for his diagnosis. In this first consideration we discuss single modules of the rule-based system proposed and moreover we present the used input and output variables of the rulebases. The performance of the implemented rule-based fuzzy logic system is tested using ECGs with abnormalities in the P and T wave as well as in the QRS complex. The system's output corresponds to the analysis of these ECGs by a medical expert.
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