A knowledge-based approach for arterial stiffness estimation using the digital volume pulse yielded an error rate of 8.36% for men and 9.52% for women compared to PWV-based estimators.
Does a knowledge-based approach using digital volume pulse accurately estimate arterial stiffness compared to PWV-based estimators?
A novel knowledge-based approach using digital volume pulse provides a low-cost, effective method for estimating arterial stiffness with low error rates compared to standard PWV methods.
We have developed a knowledge based approach for arterial stiffness estimation. The proposed new approach reliably estimates arterial stiffness based on the analysis of age and heart rate normalized reflected wave arrival time. The proposed new approach reduces cost, space, technical expertise, specialized equipment, complexity, and increases the usability compared to recently researched noninvasive arterial stiffness estimators. The proposed method consists of two main stages: pulse feature extraction and linear regression analysis. The new approach extracts the pulse features and establishes a linear prediction equation. On evaluating proposed methodology with pulse wave velocity (PWV) based arterial stiffness estimators, the proposed methodology offered the error rate of 8.36% for men and 9.52% for women, respectively. With such low error rates and increased benefits, the proposed approach could be usefully applied as low cost and effective solution for ubiquitous and home healthcare environments.
Jang et al. (Tue,) conducted a other in Arterial stiffness. Knowledge-based approach for arterial stiffness estimation using digital volume pulse vs. Pulse wave velocity (PWV) based arterial stiffness estimators was evaluated on Error rate compared to PWV-based estimators. A knowledge-based approach for arterial stiffness estimation using the digital volume pulse yielded an error rate of 8.36% for men and 9.52% for women compared to PWV-based estimators.
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