| Autor: |
Mani, Senthilvadivu, Muthu, Jamuna Rani, Govindhan, Preethi, Ravi, Shilpa |
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AIP Conference Proceedings; 2023, Vol. 2857 Issue 1, p1-8, 8p |
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An electrocardiogram (ECG), it is used to screen for numerous cardiac issues. De-noising ECG data is a crucial pre-processing technique that minimises noise while increasing the normal swells in ECG signals. Experimenters have devised a number of methods for describing morphological abnormalities throughout time. This research looks at the process and design principles used by various styles, as well as the classification of state-of-the-art styles into separate orders for collective comparison and the development of ultramodern styles to denoise ECG. Different approaches' performance is compared using standard measures such as root mean square error, chance root mean square difference, and signal-to-noise rate improvement. ECG is important in diagnosing the majority of heart problems. The P-QRS-T swells make up one cardiac cycle in an ECG signal. For posterior analysis, this point birth technique determines the boundaries and intervals in the ECG signal. The borders and intervals values of the P-QRS-T component govern the cardiac function of every individual. Fuzzy Sense Styles, Artificial Neural Networks (ANN), SR-Scat Net Algorithm, Support Vector Machines (SVM), and other Signal Analysis methods were heavily used in the presented schemes. All of these methods and algorithms have benefits and drawbacks. This suggested study addresses the various methods and metamorphoses for determining the rooting point from an ECG signal that have been proposed previously in the literature. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR] |
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Complementary Index |
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