基于ST的新冠肺炎患者深度学习分析

Q4 Biochemistry, Genetics and Molecular Biology
Frikha Hounaida, O. Fokapu, Chrifi-Alaoui Larbi, Meddeb-Makhoulf Amel, Zarai Faouzi
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全球因COVID-19造成的死亡人数继续增加,而我们尚未掌握其过程的病毒变体正在加剧这一情况。为了应对这一全球大流行病,早期诊断变得非常重要。需要新的调查方法来提高诊断性能。大量COVID-19患者伴有心律失常,心电图常显示ST段抬高或降低。st段变化是否有助于COVID-19的自动诊断?在本文中,我们试图回答这个问题。在这项工作中,我们提出了一种自动识别COVID患者的方法,该方法特别利用了在ECG信号记录中观察到的ST段的修改。两个数据来源允许本研究数据库的开发:来自“physioNet”数据库的300张心电图,事先测量ST段,以及来自突尼斯X医院心内科的100张纸心电图,注册为(非)主题和covid主题。然后在该数据库上应用了四种学习算法(ANN, CNN-LSTM, Xgboost, Random forest)。评估结果表明,CNN-LSTM和Xgboost在对新冠肺炎和非新冠肺炎患者进行分类方面具有更好的准确率,准确率分别为87%和88.7%。
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ST-based Deep Learning Analysis of COVID-19 Patients
The number of deaths worldwide caused by COVID-19 continues to increase and the variants of the virus whose process we do not yet master are aggravating this situation. To deal with this global pandemic, early diagnosis has become important. New investigation methods are needed to improve diagnostic performance. A very large number of patients with COVID-19 have with cardiac arrhythmias often with ST segment elevation or depression on an electrocardiogram. Can ST-segment changes contribute to automatic diagnosis of COVID-19? In this article, we have tried to answer this question. We propose in this work a method for the automatic identification of COVID patients which exploits in particular the modifications of the ST segment observed on recordings of the ECG signal. Two sources of data allowed the development of the database for this study: 300 ECGs from the "physioNet" database with prior measurement of the ST segments, and 100 paper ECGs of patients from the cardiology department of the hospital X in Tunis registered on (non-covid) topics and covid topics. Four learning algorithms (ANN, CNN-LSTM, Xgboost, Random forest) were then applied on this database. The evaluation results show that CNN-LSTM and Xgboost present better accuracy in terms of classifying covid and non-covid patients with an accuracy rate of 87% and 88.7% respectively.
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International Journal of Biology and Biomedical Engineering
International Journal of Biology and Biomedical Engineering Biochemistry, Genetics and Molecular Biology-Biochemistry, Genetics and Molecular Biology (all)
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期刊介绍: Topics: Molecular Dynamics, Biochemistry, Biophysics, Quantum Chemistry, Molecular Biology, Cell Biology, Immunology, Neurophysiology, Genetics, Population Dynamics, Dynamics of Diseases, Bioecology, Epidemiology, Social Dynamics, PhotoBiology, PhotoChemistry, Plant Biology, Microbiology, Immunology, Bioinformatics, Signal Transduction, Environmental Systems, Psychological and Cognitive Systems, Pattern Formation, Evolution, Game Theory and Adaptive Dynamics, Bioengineering, Biotechnolgies, Medical Imaging, Medical Signal Processing, Feedback Control in Biology and Chemistry, Fluid Mechanics and Applications in Biomedicine, Space Medicine and Biology, Nuclear Biology and Medicine.
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