Why the study?
Early detection of cardiac and brain disorders is difficult to perform, and technology combined with artificial intelligence may automate the accurate detection of different diseases.
Signal processing and artificial intelligence applied to ECG and EEG data from functional tests may help identify parameters for detecting cardiac and brain disorders.
Nowadays, cardiac and brain disorders are dispersed over the world, where an early detection allows the treatment and prevention of other related healthcare problems. Technologically, this detection is difficult to perform, and the use of technology and artificial intelligence techniques may automate the accurate detection of different diseases. This paper presents the research on the different techniques and parameters for the detection of diseases related to Electrocardiography (ECG) and Electroencephalography (EEG) signals. Previously experiments related to the performance of the Timed-Up and Go test with elderly people acquired different signals from people with different diseases. This study identifies different parameters and methods that may be used for the identification of different diseases based on the acquired data.
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