When using the available m-health systems, ECG data for a small duration is recorded and sent to a server for processing and arrhythmia detection. Since arrhythmia occurrence is not so frequent in early stages, a need...
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(纸本)9781467383257
When using the available m-health systems, ECG data for a small duration is recorded and sent to a server for processing and arrhythmia detection. Since arrhythmia occurrence is not so frequent in early stages, a need is felt to develop a real time and continuous arrhythmia monitoring system on the phone itself. This paper provides a novel approach to detect qrs complexes from a high fidelity ECG data obtained from B.E.A.T.(R) hardware for arrhythmia monitoring in real time. Our approach referred to as m-qrs uses continuous wavelet transform at its kernel and its efficiency is compared to that of Pan-Tompkins's which is a standard qrs detection algorithm widely used for arrhythmia detection. It was found that our algorithm uses lesser computation time when compared to Pan-Tompkins and was found to be mobile friendly. This provides an opportunity to develop further algorithms to perform continuous and real-time arrhythmia monitoring on affordable smartphones without internet dependability.
When using the available m-health systems, ECG data for a small duration is recorded and sent to a server for processing and arrhythmia detection. Since arrhythmia occurrence is not so frequent in early stages, a need...
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ISBN:
(纸本)9781467383264
When using the available m-health systems, ECG data for a small duration is recorded and sent to a server for processing and arrhythmia detection. Since arrhythmia occurrence is not so frequent in early stages, a need is felt to develop a real time and continuous arrhythmia monitoring system on the phone itself. This paper provides a novel approach to detect qrs complexes from a high fidelity ECG data obtained from B.E.A.T. hardware for arrhythmia monitoring in real time. Our approach referred to as m-qrs uses continuous wavelet transform at its kernel and its efficiency is compared to that of Pan-Tompkins's which is a standard qrs detection algorithm widely used for arrhythmia detection. It was found that our algorithm uses lesser computation time when compared to Pan-Tompkins and was found to be mobile friendly. This provides an opportunity to develop further algorithms to perform continuous and real-time arrhythmia monitoring on affordable smartphones without internet dependability.
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