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Classifying Normal and Abnormal Heartbeats From a Noisy ECGOutlineFiltering – High-PassFiltering – Band-PassBeat DetectionMLP Beat ClassificationSlide 7SVM Beat ClassificationSlide 9ConclusionQuestions?Classifying Normal Classifying Normal and Abnormal and Abnormal Heartbeats From a Heartbeats From a Noisy ECGNoisy ECGEric PetersonEric PetersonECE 539ECE 539OutlineOutlineFiltering – Some BasicsFiltering – Some BasicsBeat Detection – FailedBeat Detection – FailedMLP Beat Classification – Works…MLP Beat Classification – Works…SometimesSometimesSVM Beat Classification – Similar SVM Beat Classification – Similar ResultsResultsConclusion – More Pre-Processing Conclusion – More Pre-Processing NeededNeededFiltering – High-PassFiltering – High-Pass0 0.02 0.04 0.06 0.08 0.1 0.12 0.14 0.16-80-70-60-50-40-30-20-10010Frequency (kHz)Magnitude (dB)Magnitude Response (dB)Filtering – Band-PassFiltering – Band-Pass0 0.02 0.04 0.06 0.08 0.1 0.12 0.14 0.16-120-100-80-60-40-200Frequency (kHz)Magnitude (dB)Magnitude Response (dB)Beat DetectionBeat DetectionSupplied the Filtered SignalSupplied the Filtered SignalOverwhelmed the ANNOverwhelmed the ANNSNR does not matterSNR does not matterFAILURE!!!FAILURE!!!Pan-TompkinsPan-TompkinsOverwhelmed againOverwhelmed againMay not actually be linearly seperableMay not actually be linearly seperableModifications requredModifications requredMLP Beat ClassificationMLP Beat ClassificationUsed annotations to focus on beats onlyUsed annotations to focus on beats onlyAnnotations of either normal or Annotations of either normal or abnormal beatsabnormal beatsAttempted many parameter variationsAttempted many parameter variationsBest classification rate: 95.8824%Best classification rate: 95.8824%Confusion Matrix: 159Confusion Matrix: 15922 8844Results were dominated by the normal beatsResults were dominated by the normal beatsFailed with a SNR<24dBFailed with a SNR<24dBMLP Beat ClassificationMLP Beat ClassificationInputs Learning Rate Momentum Hidden Layers Classification Rate Confusion Matrix2 0.001 1 2 95.8824 159 2 BEST8 42 0.01 0.001 2 95.2941 159 17 32 0.01 0.01 2 95.2941 159 17 32 0.01 0.1 2 95.2941 159 17 32 0.01 1 2 95.2941 159 27 32 0.1 0.5 3 95.2941 159 17 310 0.1 0.5 7 95.8824 160 0 BEST7 350 0.01 0.5 5 95.2941 160 08 2SVM Beat ClassificationSVM Beat ClassificationRBF kernel did not RBF kernel did not workworkSimilar results to MLPSimilar results to MLPStill seems dominated Still seems dominated by the normal beatsby the normal beatsFailed at <24dB SNRFailed at <24dB SNRInputs Kernel Type Accuracy Confusion Matrix2 Polynomial 93.53% 158 29 15 Polynomial 92.94% 155 57 310 Sigmoid 94.71% 156 45 550 Sigmoid 93.53% 158 29 1SVM Beat ClassificationSVM Beat ClassificationConclusionConclusionMore Pre-Processing is needed!!!More Pre-Processing is needed!!!Possibility of better filtering?Possibility of better filtering?Further analysis of the signalFurther analysis of the signalFeed the neural nets with important valuesFeed the neural nets with important valuesTemplates were used in many previous Templates were used in many previous paperspapersNot ideal for many types of abnormal beatsNot ideal for many types of abnormal


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