Sleep Apnea Events Recognition Based on Polysomnographic Recordings: A Large-Scale Multi-Channel Machine Learning approach

IF 2.7 Q3 ENGINEERING, BIOMEDICAL
Nicolò La Porta;Stefano Scafa;Michela Papandrea;Filippo Molinari;Alessandro Puiatti
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Goal: The gold standard for detecting the presence of apneic events is a time and effort-consuming manual evaluation of type I polysomnographic recordings by experts, often not error-free. Such acquisition protocol requires dedicated facilities resulting in high costs and long waiting lists. The usage of artificial intelligence models assists the clinician's evaluation overcoming the aforementioned limitations and increasing healthcare quality. Methods: The present work proposes a machine learning-based approach for automatically recognizing apneic events in subjects affected by sleep apnea-hypopnea syndrome. It embraces a vast and diverse pool of subjects, the Wisconsin Sleep Cohort (WSC) database. Results: An overall accuracy of 87.2 $\pm$ 1.8% is reached for the event detection task, significantly higher than other works in literature performed over the same dataset. The distinction between different types of apnea was also studied, obtaining an overall accuracy of 62.9 $\pm$ 4.1%. Conclusions: The proposed approach for sleep apnea events recognition, validated over a wide pool of subjects, enlarges the landscape of possibilities for sleep apnea events recognition, identifying a subset of signals that improves State-of-the-art performance and guarantees simple interpretation.
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期刊介绍: The IEEE Open Journal of Engineering in Medicine and Biology (IEEE OJEMB) is dedicated to serving the community of innovators in medicine, technology, and the sciences, with the core goal of advancing the highest-quality interdisciplinary research between these disciplines. The journal firmly believes that the future of medicine depends on close collaboration between biology and technology, and that fostering interaction between these fields is an important way to advance key discoveries that can improve clinical care.IEEE OJEMB is a gold open access journal in which the authors retain the copyright to their papers and readers have free access to the full text and PDFs on the IEEE Xplore® Digital Library. However, authors are required to pay an article processing fee at the time their paper is accepted for publication, using to cover the cost of publication.
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