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Assessment of electrocardiograms with pretraining and shallow networks

Ripoll et al., 2014

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4035490181829198324
Author
Ripoll V
Wojdel A
Ramos P
Romero E
Brugada J
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Computing in Cardiology 2014

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Objective: Clinical Decision Support Systems normally resort to annotated signals for the automatic assessment of ECG signals. In this paper we put forward a new method for the assessment of normal/abnormal heart function from raw ECG signals (ie signals without …
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