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NOVEL CONTINUOUS BLOOD PRESSURE ESTIMATION APPROACH BASED ON DATA MINING TECHNIQUES
ABSTRACT
Continuous blood
pressure (BP) estimation using pulse transit time (PTT) is a promising method
for un obtrusive BP measurement novel continuous BP estimation approach that
combines data mining techniques with a traditional mechanism-driven model.
First, 14features derived from simultaneous electrocardiogram and photo plethysmogram
signals were extracted for beat-to-beat BP estimation A genetic algorithm-based
feature selection method was then used to select BP indicators for each subject
Experimental results based on 73 subjects showed that the proposed approach exhibited
excellent accuracy in static BP estimation
EXISTING
SYSTEM
Continuous blood pressure
(BP) estimation using pulse transit time (PTT) is a promising method for
unobtrusive BP measurement. However, the accuracy of this approach must be
improved for it to be viable for a wide range of applications.
DISADVANTAGES
Accuracy is very low
relatively stable
PROPOSED
SYSTEM
Novel continuous BP
estimation approach that combines data mining techniques with a traditional
mechanism driven model. First, 14features derived from simultaneous electrocardiogram
and photo plethysmogram signals were extracted for beat-to-beat BP estimation A
genetic algorithm-based feature selection method was then used to select BP
indicators for each subject.
ADVANTAGES
Increase the accuracy
Standard deviation in different intervals
Robustness of the model
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