Key result
Applying feature mining algorithms to pulse signals improves TCM diagnostic reliability for disease detection.
Machine learning algorithms applied to photoelectric pulse sensor data can improve the reliability of traditional Chinese medicine pulse diagnosis for detecting chronic diseases.
Algorithms may enable objective TCM pulse differentiation; leaves open clinical adoption pending validation studies.
This experiment is based on the principle of traditional Chinese medicine (TCM) pulse diagnosis, the human pulse signal collected by the sensor is organized into a dataset, and the algorithms are designed to apply feature extraction. After denoising, smoothing and eliminating baseline drift of the photoelectric sensors pulse data of several groups of subjects, we designed three algorithms to describe the difference between the two-dimensional images of the pulse data of normal people and patients with chronic diseases. Convert the calculated feature values into multi-dimensional arrays, enter the decision tree (DT) to balance the differences in human physiological conditions, then train in the support vector machine kernel method (SVM-KM) classifier. Experimental results show that the application of these feature mining algorithms to disease detection greatly improves the reliability of TCM diagnosis.
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Fan et al. (2022) studied chronic diseases. Feature mining algorithms (DT and SVM-KM) for pulse signal analysis was evaluated on Reliability of TCM diagnosis for disease detection. The application of feature mining algorithms to pulse signal data greatly improved the reliability of traditional Chinese medicine diagnosis for disease detection.
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