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Does an Information Fuzzy Network accurately localize thrombus in the culprit artery using ECG data?
Does an Information Fuzzy Network accurately localize thrombus in the culprit artery using ECG data?
An Information Fuzzy Network applied to ECG data can localize the culprit artery thrombus with 92.3% accuracy, offering a potential automated diagnostic tool for cardiovascular disease.
May support automated ECG-based culprit artery localization in ACS; leaves open prospective validation and outcome impact before clinical adoption.
Cardio-vascular diseases are one of the foremost causes of mortality in today’s world. The prognosis for cardiovascular diseases is usually done by ECG signal, which is a simple 12-lead Electrocardiogram (ECG) that gives complete information about the function of the heart including the amplitude and time interval of P-QRST-U segment. This article recommends a novel approach to identify the location of thrombus in culprit artery using the Information Fuzzy Network (IFN). Information Fuzzy Network, being a supervised machine learning technique, takes known evidences based on rules to create a predicted classification model with thrombus location obtained from the vast input ECG data. These rules are well-defined procedures for selecting hypothesis that best fits a set of observations. Results illustrate that the recommended approach yields an accurateness of 92.30%. This novel approach is shown to be a viable ECG analysis approach for identifying the culprit artery and thus localizing the thrombus.
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