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Identification of sleep disorders based on actigraphy data and sleep diaries
 Molík, Miroslav ; Mekyska, Jiří (referee) ; Mikulec, Marek (advisor)
This master’s thesis deals with prediction of Parkinson's disease using sleep parameters from actigraphy and sleep diaries. The goal is to design a machine learning approach, which will be able to recognize pacients suffering from Parkinson's disease. For training dataset supplied by St. Anne's University Hospital Brno was used, which was variously modified for achieving best possible results. These adjustments were evaluated according to the results of the trained models and based on these results, two models (achieving test accuracies of 85 and 82%) were selected.
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Identification of sleep disorders based on actigraphy data and sleep diaries
 Molík, Miroslav ; Mekyska, Jiří (referee) ; Mikulec, Marek (advisor)
This master’s thesis deals with prediction of Parkinson's disease using sleep parameters from actigraphy and sleep diaries. The goal is to design a machine learning approach, which will be able to recognize pacients suffering from Parkinson's disease. For training dataset supplied by St. Anne's University Hospital Brno was used, which was variously modified for achieving best possible results. These adjustments were evaluated according to the results of the trained models and based on these results, two models (achieving test accuracies of 85 and 82%) were selected.
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Identification Of Sleep/Wake Stages In Actigraphy Data Utilising Gradient Boosting Algorithm
 Mikulec, Marek
Sleep disorders are early markers of various serious diseases that can be treated moreeffectively when diagnosed in their prodromal stage. Actigraphy is a noninvasive sleep monitoringmethod for the detection of sleep patterns and determination of sleep parameters that could support thediagnosis of these disorders. This study aims to compare a newly proposed actigraphy-based methodof sleep/wake detection with a conventional one in terms of consistency with a polysomnography(PSG) reference. 55 recordings (acquired in 28 subjects) of actigraphy and PSG were modelled by aheuristics-based method and by a new approach utilising a gradient boosting algorithm. In addition,another database (22 subjects, 150 recordings) was used to compare scores of the new method withdata reported in sleep diaries. The proposed method achieves 89% accuracy and Mathews correlationcoefficient equal to 0.75 when compared to the polysomnography reference. Such results outperformthe ones provided by the heuristic technique. The newly proposed method has good consistency withthe PSG reference, thus being a good alternative to the golden standard in sleep disorders assessment,especially in decentralised clinical trials.
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