Dissertation > Excellent graduate degree dissertation topics show
An Algorithm Based on ECG Signal for Sleep Apnea Detection
Author: YuXiaoMin
Tutor: ChenHang
School: Zhejiang University
Course: Biomedical Engineering
Keywords: sleep apnea syndrome(SAS) wavelet transform(WT) support vectormachine(SVM)
CLC: R766
Type: Master's thesis
Year: 2013
Downloads: 2
Quote: 0
Read: Download Dissertation
Abstract
|
Sleep apnea syndrome is a common sleep disorders affecting the quality of sleep, it is an independent risk factor of hypertension, coronary heart disease, arrhythmia disease. In recent years, detection, prevention, and treatment of sleep apnea syndrome caused a great deal of concern. Traditional sleep apnea syndrome detection method is polysomnography. This approach to measure multi-channel physiological signals would inevitably interfere with normal sleep, expensive and complicated. Therefore proposing a simple and effective method to detect sleep apnea syndrome have far-reaching implications for patients and physicians.This paper proposed a single-channel ECG sleep apnea syndrome detection algorithm,. The algorithm used a notch filter and a median filter to preprocess ECG frequency interference and baseline noise:QRS detection algorithm based on wavelet decomposition on RR interval correction algorithm was used to reduce the R wave undetected issues, improve the degree of concentration in the scatter plot of the RR interval; Some of the characteristics associated with the sleep apnea syndrome was proposed based on Heart rate variability; Support vector machines classification method was used to solve the traditional machine learning over learning problems;,F-value method was used to solve the contradiction between the and specificity and sensitivity.The detection of the MIT-BIH database (Apnea-ECG database) showed that the accuracy of this algorithm on a training set and a test set of94.44%and87.82%, respectively, reached the international advanced level. Compared with PSG method, the paper algorithm was more simple, accurate, efficient, and automatic. The algorithm can be applied to dynamic electrocardiogram device to make the detection of sleep apnea syndrome become simple and affordable.
|
Related Dissertations
- On Image Noise Recognition Based on SVM and Wavelet-transform,TP391.41
- The gastrocnemius group fatigue evaluation based on the wavelet analysis of acupuncture to ease,R245
- Detection of Sleep Apnea Syndrome and Remote Monitoring,R766
- One Case of Type 2 Diabetes Mellitus Complicated with Obstructive Sleep Apnea Syndrome and Adrenocortical Insufficiency,R766;R586
- Based on wavelet and independent component analysis of EEG signal processing,TP14
- The Study of Still Image Compression Methods Based on DCT & WT,TN911.73
- Sleep apnea syndrome and cardiovascular disease,R56
- USB-based brain - computer interface system design,R319
- The wavelet transform image noise and edge detection,TN911.73
- A Research on the Methods of Preprocessing for EEG Signals Source Location,R318
- The Singularity Detection of Medical Image by Wavelet Transform,R318
- Research on Face Recognition Based on ICA,TP391.41
- Research on Ultrasonic Detection System for ERW Welding Joint,TG441.7
- EEG Signal Preprocessing Study Based on Wavelet Transform and Independent Component Analysis,R318
- Key Technologies Research of Speech Dynamic Feature Analysis and Speech Visualization,TP391.41
- Reseach on Signal Processing and Denoising Technique of Fiber Optic Gyroscope,V241.5
- The Sleep & Clinical Characteristics, Neurobiochemical Changes, and Polymorphisms in Serotonin Transporter Gene in Patients with Sleep Apnea Syndrome,R749.05
- Technology of Brain-Computer Interface Based on Spontaneous Eeg and Research on Recognition Methods of Eeg Signal,TH772.2
- Study on New Measurement Methods of Gas-liquid Two-phase Flow Parameters Based on C~4D,O359.1
- Peptide/Protein Sequence Feature Extraction and Its Application,Q51
- Quantitative Evaluation of Reservoir Parameters and Movable Fluid in Tight Gas Sandstone,P618.13
CLC: > Medicine, health > Otorhinolaryngology > To pharynx Science, pharyngeal disease
© 2012 www.DissertationTopic.Net Mobile
|