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CALVIN: A Rule Based Expert System for Improving Arrhymia Detector Performance During Noisy ECGS

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Muldrow, Warren K.
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Abstract
Human experts far outperform automated arrhythmia detectors in analyzing ECG data corrupted by noise and artifact. Humans make use of considerable a priori knowledge about cardiac electrophysiology and knowledge acquired from the specific ECG under analysis. R-R interval, coupling intervals of ectopic beats, and commonly occurring beat patterns observed during noise-free ECG segments form a knowledge base which is used in accurately detecting and classifying true QRS complexes in the presence of severe noise.
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1987-09
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https://hdl.handle.net/1721.1/149667
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MIT-LCS-TR-406

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