A Real-Time IoT Based Arrhythmia Classifier Using Convolutional Neural Networks

Trivikram Bhat, Akanksha, Shrikara, Shreya Bhat, Manoj T
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With one in every four deaths that occur every year being due to a heart-related ailment, it is of utmost importance to study the symptoms, features, and cures for heart diseases so that timely action can be taken to detect and prevent fatalities. Arrhythmia is a type of heart ailment where the heart rate is irregular. It is caused due to erratic behavior of the electrical impulses that control the heartbeat. Detection and classification of arrhythmia are conventionally done manually by expert cardiologists through meticulous analysis of the electrocardiogram (ECG) waveform. Automatic and real-time ECG detection and analysis has gained importance in recent years especially due to the accelerating pace of advances in medical technologies. Therefore, the proposed system takes in data from an ECG sensor module (AD8232) and provides it as input to a trained Convolutional Neural Network (CNN) model in real-time. This model is capable of detecting various types of arrhythmias with accuracy greater than 90%. The classification results are then presented to the user through an interactive mobile application. A caretaker is also a part of the system, who is notified if in case the user's condition turns critical. Although a number of arrhythmia classification systems are implemented, the ease of access by the user and the interactiveness is highly limited. The implementation presented in this paper aims at providing an engaging user experience without compromising the performance and accuracy of measurements and predictions.
基于卷积神经网络的实时物联网心律失常分类器
每年有四分之一的死亡是由与心脏有关的疾病造成的,因此研究心脏病的症状、特征和治疗方法至关重要,以便及时采取行动,发现和预防死亡。心律失常是一种心率不规律的心脏疾病。它是由控制心跳的电脉冲的不稳定行为引起的。心律失常的检测和分类通常是由心脏病专家通过对心电图(ECG)波形的细致分析来手工完成的。近年来,特别是由于医疗技术的进步步伐加快,自动和实时心电检测和分析变得越来越重要。因此,该系统从心电传感器模块(AD8232)获取数据,并将其作为输入实时提供给训练好的卷积神经网络(CNN)模型。该模型能够检测各种类型的心律失常,准确率大于90%。然后,分类结果通过交互式移动应用程序呈现给用户。管理员也是系统的一部分,如果用户的情况变得危急,管理员会收到通知。虽然已经实现了许多心律失常分类系统,但用户访问的便利性和交互性受到高度限制。本文提出的实现旨在提供引人入胜的用户体验,而不影响测量和预测的性能和准确性。
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