Comparison Of Soft Computing And Optimization Techniques In Classification Of Ecg Signal

Q3 Computer Science
P. Mathur, Pooja, K. Veer
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Abstract

Electrocardiogram (ECG) is a visual representation of the heartbeat that can be used to detect cardiac problems. It helps in detection of normal or abnormal state of heart diseases. So, it’s difficult to detect the cardio logical status by naked eyes. So, features extraction from ECG signal is crucial to recognise heart disorders. After selecting significant features, classification can be done by machine learning (ML), and deep learning (DL). Most of the methods utilised to classify the electrocardiogram are based on 1-D electrocardiogram data. These methods focus on extracting the attributes wavelength and time of each waveform as an input but these algorithms behave different during selecting classification technique. Various ECG construal algorithms based on signal processing approaches have been planned in recent years. Few studies shows how optimisation techniques are helpful for feature selection and classification with ML and DL. This works compares the studies based on ML and DL. It also depicts how optimisation methods increases the accuracy, sensitivity and specificity of data.
心电信号分类的软计算与优化技术比较
心电图(ECG)是可用于检测心脏问题的心跳的视觉表示。它有助于检测心脏病的正常或异常状态。因此,用肉眼很难检测到心功能状态。因此,从心电信号中提取特征对于识别心脏疾病至关重要。在选择了重要特征后,可以通过机器学习(ML)和深度学习(DL)进行分类。用于对心电图进行分类的大多数方法是基于一维心电图数据的。这些方法侧重于提取每个波形的属性波长和时间作为输入,但这些算法在选择分类技术时表现不同。近年来,已经计划了基于信号处理方法的各种ECG构造算法。很少有研究表明优化技术如何有助于ML和DL的特征选择和分类。本工作比较了基于ML和DL的研究。它还描述了优化方法如何提高数据的准确性、敏感性和特异性。
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Recent Advances in Computer Science and Communications
Recent Advances in Computer Science and Communications Computer Science-Computer Science (all)
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