Key result
Novel biorthogonal wavelet technique enables robust ECG watermarking and compression to protect cardiac data.
Why the study?
ECG data require safeguarding due to their medical significance and critical importance for biometric identification and personal information validation.
May facilitate secure ECG transmission; leaves open prospective clinical validation before adoption.
With the advent of the technological era, the complexity of data security and privacy has gained utmost importance. People are becoming more conscious about the security and confidentiality of their crucial information. The present study is first of its kind effort in for safeguarding an individual’s electrocardiogram (ECG) data. ECG data not only does hold medical significance but also is of crucial and critical importance for purposes related to biometric information. Hence, a deciding factor for recognizing and validating personal information. The study progresses and proposes a new technique in ECG watermarking compression. This method ensures high reliability of data and information with confidentiality. The efficiency of the proposed research is evaluated in terms of compression ratio (CR), compressed signal-to-noise-ratio (CSNR), root-mean-square error (RMSE), maximum absolute error, percentage root-mean-square difference (PRD), and quality score. After a comprehensive evaluation, the final results show that the proposed work is robust and feasible.
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Kumar et al. (2020) studied ECG data security and compression. ECG watermarking compression using biorthogonal wavelet transform was evaluated on compression ratio (CR), compressed signal-to-noise-ratio (CSNR), root-mean-square error (RMSE), maximum absolute error, percentage root-mean-square difference (PRD), and quality score. A new technique for ECG watermarking and compression using biorthogonal wavelet transform was proposed and demonstrated to be robust and feasible for safeguarding ECG data.
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