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Classification of heart beats using artificial neuronal networks
Doležalová, Radka ; Vítek, Martin (referee) ; Ronzhina, Marina (advisor)
This work deals with using of artificial neural networks (ANN) for ECG classification. The issue of ECG and ANN technique are described theoretically at first, the next section describes use of Matlab to design ANN and graphical user interface. ECG data (namely QRST segments from the orthogonal X- lead from seven phases of the experiment) obtained from experiments in isolated hearts of rabbits are used for learning and testing of the classifier. The result of this work is the software with GUI that allows user to set various parameters and structure of ANN. After learning phase, ANN realized in this work able to classify cardiac cycles according to their morphology into seven groups.
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Heart beat representation for classification
Smíšek, Radovan ; Janoušek, Oto (referee) ; Ronzhina, Marina (advisor)
Selection of ECG segment plays a significant role in design of a heart beat classifier. The type of selected segments influences the classification not only in regard to the type and maximum number of recognized pathological groups but also in regard to the complexity of classification model, which consequently creates indirect demands on the memory of the computer technology used as well as on the time needed for the classification. The thesis is focused on the comparison of success rates of the ECG heart beat classifications in different input segments. The input segments used were QRST, RST, ST-T, QRS, and T. The ECG signal was obtained from isolated rabbit hearts and divided into individual types according to the T-wave amplitude and changes in the ST segment. The signal subsequently enters the artificial neural network where it is classified into predefined types. The network used had twenty-four neurons in the first layer and one neuron in the second layer. Efficiency of the classification is in the conclusion of this thesis.
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Heart beat representation for classification
Smíšek, Radovan ; Janoušek, Oto (referee) ; Ronzhina, Marina (advisor)
Selection of ECG segment plays a significant role in design of a heart beat classifier. The type of selected segments influences the classification not only in regard to the type and maximum number of recognized pathological groups but also in regard to the complexity of classification model, which consequently creates indirect demands on the memory of the computer technology used as well as on the time needed for the classification. The thesis is focused on the comparison of success rates of the ECG heart beat classifications in different input segments. The input segments used were QRST, RST, ST-T, QRS, and T. The ECG signal was obtained from isolated rabbit hearts and divided into individual types according to the T-wave amplitude and changes in the ST segment. The signal subsequently enters the artificial neural network where it is classified into predefined types. The network used had twenty-four neurons in the first layer and one neuron in the second layer. Efficiency of the classification is in the conclusion of this thesis.
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Classification of heart beats using artificial neuronal networks
Doležalová, Radka ; Vítek, Martin (referee) ; Ronzhina, Marina (advisor)
This work deals with using of artificial neural networks (ANN) for ECG classification. The issue of ECG and ANN technique are described theoretically at first, the next section describes use of Matlab to design ANN and graphical user interface. ECG data (namely QRST segments from the orthogonal X- lead from seven phases of the experiment) obtained from experiments in isolated hearts of rabbits are used for learning and testing of the classifier. The result of this work is the software with GUI that allows user to set various parameters and structure of ANN. After learning phase, ANN realized in this work able to classify cardiac cycles according to their morphology into seven groups.
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