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February 29, 2016한국통신학회논문지

The proposed algorithm for QRS complex detection yielded standard deviations of differences from manual cardiologist annotations that were within accepted tolerances and outperformed other algorithms.

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ECG signals from the PhysioNet QT database

Comparison

Stepwise detection algorithm using voltage… vs Manual markings by cardiologists and other…

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Key result

The proposed algorithm for QRS complex detection yielded standard deviations of differences from manual cardiologist annotations that were within accepted tolerances and outperformed other algorithms.

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JKJeong-Hong KimSLSeungmin LeeKPKil-Houm Park

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Overview

May aid automated ECG interpretation accuracy; leaves open prospective clinical validation before adoption.

Structured PICO

P
Population
ECG signals from the PhysioNet QT database
I
Intervention
Stepwise detection algorithm using voltage change, distance, and integral calculation to detect QRS complex onsets and offsets
C
Comparator
Manual markings by cardiologists and other algorithms
O
Outcome
Mean and standard deviation of the differences between algorithm-detected and manually marked QRS onsets or offsets

The proposed stepwise algorithm accurately detects QRS complex boundaries in ECG signals, outperforming existing algorithms.

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Kim et al. (2016) studied ECG signal analysis. Proposed algorithm for QRS complex detection vs. Manual marking by cardiologists and other algorithms was evaluated on Mean and standard deviation of the differences between onsets or offsets manually marked by cardiologists and those detected by the proposed algorithm. The proposed algorithm for QRS complex detection yielded standard deviations of differences from manual cardiologist annotations that were within accepted tolerances and outperformed other algorithms.

synapsesocial.com/papers/6a89b46bb1e5d05ea8ec815bhttps://doi.org/10.7840/kics.2016.41.2.244
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