A new approach to QRS segmentation based on wavelet bases and adaptive threshold technique

Madeiro, João Paulo do Vale; Cortez, Paulo César; Oliveira, Francisco Ivan de; Siqueira, Robson S.

doi:10.1016/j.medengphy.2006.01.008

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“…The proposed procedure is advantageous compared to the procedures presented in the literature, for 1) the QRS complex can be easily detected by the FB algorithm, even in complicated and actual ECG records, and it is more robust than those in the literature (Hamilton and Tompkins, 1986;Madeiro et al, 2007;Paoletti and Marchesi, 2006;So and Chan, 1997); 2) beat classification rules are based on medical knowledge and the expertise of cardiologists, who have proposed the range of the three-RR interval sliding window (Tsipouras et al, 2005); and 3) integration of the QRS detector and beat classification and processing time is reduced, since only one feature (i.e., RR interval) was used in the classification scheme. Although the proposed SPC-based FB algorithm performed well in this study, future studies are needed to continue to apply this algorithm to real world ECG data, and spot out other possible noise sources for improving the detection R-wave algorithm.…”

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confidence: 99%

“…Figure 7 provides detailed graphs, and the circles Madeiro et al (2007) 97.94 3.59 0.048 Paoletti and Marchesi (2006) 98.67 3.14 0.025 So and Chan (1997) 98.46 2.23 0.032 Hamilton and Tompkins (1986) 99.21 1.96 0.016 Pan and Tompkins (1985) 99. Yang: Industrial Engineering &Management Systems Vol 12, No 4, December 2013, pp.380-388, © 2013 KIIE 386 therein are R points detected by the FB algorithm.…”

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confidence: 99%

“…Numerous approaches have been adopted for detecting and classifying cardiac rhythms (Madeiro et al, 2007;Paoletti and Marchesi, 2006;Ravier et al, 2007;Ubeyli, 2007). Some techniques have applied artificial neural networks (Osowski and Nghia, 2002;Ravier et al, 2007;Tsipouras et al, 2005), support vector machines (Acir, 2005;Ubeyli, 2007), Fou-rier and wavelet analysis (Chan et al, 2008;Chen et al, 2006;Medeiro et al, 2007;Osowski and Nghia, 2002), time-frequency analysis (Christov et al, 2006), the statistical classifier model (Dubois et al, 2007;De Chazal et al, 2004;Paoletti and Marchesi, 2006), and pattern recognition (Ros et al, 2004;Sternickel, 2002).…”

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confidence: 99%

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An SPC-Based Forward-Backward Algorithm for Arrhythmic Beat Detection and Classification

Jiang¹,

Yang²,

Yang³

2013

Industrial Engineering and Management Systems

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Large variation in electrocardiogram (ECG) waveforms continues to present challenges in defining R-wave locations in ECG signals. This research presents a procedure to extract the R-wave locations by forward-backward (FB) algorithm and classify the arrhythmic beat conditions by using RR intervals. The FB algorithm shows forward and backward searching rules from QRS onset and eliminates lower-amplitude signals near the baseline using a statistical process control concept. The proposed algorithm was trained the optimal parameters by using MIT-BIH arrhythmia database (MITDB), and it was verified by actual Holter ECG signals from a local hospital. The signals are classified into normal (N) and three arrhythmia beat types including premature ventricular contraction (PVC), ventricular flutter/fibrillation (VF), and second-degree heart block (BII) beat. This work produces 98.54% accuracy in the detection of R-wave location; 98.68% for N beats; 91.17% for PVC beats; and 87.2% for VF beats in the collected Holter ECG signals, and the results are better than what are reported in literature.

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An SPC-Based Forward-Backward Algorithm for Arrhythmic Beat Detection and Classification

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Yang²,

Yang³

2013

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“…This QRS detector failed to detect 0.675% of beats. Studies revealed that ECG features can be extracted using empirical mode decomposition (EMD), discrete wavelet transform (DWT), and adaptive thresholding with wavelet bases in [13][14][15], respectively. Other methods for QRS complex detection include the zero crossing detector [16] and Hilbert transform [17].…”

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Electrocardiogram signal analysis for R-peak detection and denoising with hybrid linearization and principal component analysis

Kaur¹,

Rajni²

2017

Turk J Elec Eng & Comp Sci

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Abstract:In the areas of biomedical and healthcare, electrocardiogram (ECG) signal analysis is one of the major aspects of research. The accuracy in the detection of subtle characteristic features in ECG is of great significance. This paper deals with an algorithm based on hybrid linearization and principal component analysis for ECG signal denoising and R-peak detection. The ECG data have been taken from the MIT-BIH Arrhythmia Database for performance evaluation.The signal is denoised by applying the hybrid linearization method, which is an arrangement of the extended Kalman filter along with discrete wavelet transform, and then principal component analysis is employed to detect R waves and the QRS complex. The reported work has been implemented in the MATLAB environment for 25 different ECG records yielding 99.90% sensitivity, 99.97% positive predictivity, and a detection error rate of 0.120%. The achieved performance outperforms the recent research done in the area of interest.

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“…Several research works have been proposed to deal with this task. e.g., derivative algorithms [13][14][15], artificial neural networks [9], DWT [16][17], filter banks [9]. The problem with the majority of these methods is the high complexity of the implementation in the embedded systems.…”

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QRS Detection Based on an Advanced Multilevel Algorithm

Jenkal¹,

Latif²,

Toumanari³

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Abstract-This paper presents an advanced multilevel algorithm used for the QRS complex detection. This method is based on three levels. The first permits the extraction of higher peaks using an adaptive thresholding technique. The second allows the QRS region detection. The last level permits the detection of Q, R and S waves. The proposed algorithm shows interesting results compared to recently published methods. The perspective of this work is the implementation of this method on an embedded system for a real time ECG monitoring system.

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A new approach to QRS segmentation based on wavelet bases and adaptive threshold technique

Cited by 59 publications

References 19 publications

An SPC-Based Forward-Backward Algorithm for Arrhythmic Beat Detection and Classification

An SPC-Based Forward-Backward Algorithm for Arrhythmic Beat Detection and Classification

Electrocardiogram signal analysis for R-peak detection and denoising with hybrid linearization and principal component analysis

QRS Detection Based on an Advanced Multilevel Algorithm

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