CN108784681B - Electrocardio characteristic identification method - Google Patents

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CN108784681B
CN108784681B CN201810319626.7A CN201810319626A CN108784681B CN 108784681 B CN108784681 B CN 108784681B CN 201810319626 A CN201810319626 A CN 201810319626A CN 108784681 B CN108784681 B CN 108784681B
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The invention relates to an electrocardio characteristic identification method, which comprises a registration stage, an identification stage and an update stage, wherein the registration stage registers the electrocardio characteristic vector and period of a user, the identification stage judges whether the electrocardiogram is matched with the registered electrocardio characteristic vector or not based on the electrocardiogram of the user acquired by an electrocardio acquisition instrument, and the update stage updates the electrocardio characteristic vector. The method improves the accuracy of the electrocardio-feature recognition.

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Electrocardio characteristic identification method
[ technical field ] A method for producing a semiconductor device
The invention belongs to the field of biological identification, and particularly relates to an electrocardio characteristic identification method.
[ background of the invention ]
Biometric identification techniques are now rapidly developed, and existing biometric identification is usually the identification of biometric features such as a user's fingerprint, face shape, iris, and the like. These biometrics have their own advantages and their own disadvantages, such as false recognition or rejection of a person with a finger injured or blurred, difficulty in obtaining a signal for iris recognition, and influence from contact lenses.
In recent years, a new biometric identification method by means of electrocardiographic features has appeared, for example, electrocardiographic features, i.e., Electrocardiogram (ECG) features, of a user are acquired by a portable electrocardiograph. The electrocardio characteristics are difficult to forge and not easy to be damaged by external factors, and the electrocardio characteristics have higher safety. The existing identification methods for the electrocardio characteristics comprise two categories of identification based on characteristic points and identification based on waveforms, and the two identification methods have advantages and disadvantages respectively, but the identification accuracy rate of the two identification methods is reduced to a certain extent under certain environmental conditions.
[ summary of the invention ]
In order to solve the problems, the invention provides a novel electrocardio characteristic identification method.
The technical scheme adopted by the invention is as follows:
an identification method of electrocardio characteristics comprises a registration stage and an identification stage,
the registration phase comprises:
collecting a plurality of electrocardiogram waves of a user, respectively extracting characteristic values of each wave, wherein the characteristic values comprise at least two peak characteristics and at least two time characteristics, calculating the average of the same characteristic values of each wave, forming an electrocardiogram characteristic vector F of the user by each obtained average characteristic value, simultaneously calculating the average cycle time R of the electrocardiogram waves, and registering the F and the R in a database of an identification server;
the identification phase comprises:
(1) an electrocardiogram acquisition instrument acquires an electrocardiogram of a user to obtain electrocardiogram waves of k periods;
(2) the identification server respectively extracts the characteristic vectors from the electrocardiograph waves of the k periods to obtain k characteristic vectors F1,F2,……,FkWhile obtaining a corresponding time R per cycle1,R2,……,Rk
(3) For any one Fi(i is more than or equal to 1 and less than or equal to k), the recognition server calculates FiThe difference value C of the electrocardio characteristic vector F registered by the useri
(4) And the identification server calculates the average value C of the k difference values, and if the average value C is smaller than a predefined threshold value, the acquired electrocardiogram wave is considered to be matched with the registered electrocardiogram feature vector F.
Furthermore, the electrocardio characteristic vectors F and the k characteristic vectors have the same composition structure and are composed of m time characteristic values (m is more than or equal to 2) and n peak characteristic values (n is more than or equal to 2), namely
F={T1,T2,……,Tm,V1,V2,……,Vn}
Wherein the characteristic value T1,T2,……,TmIs m time characteristic values, V2,……,VnIs n peak eigenvalues;
Fi={Ti1,Ti2,……,Tim,Vi1,Vi2,……,Vin}
Ti1,Ti2,……,Timis m time characteristic values, Vi1,Vi2,……,VinIs the n peak eigenvalues.
Further, the difference value CiCalculated by the following formula:
Figure BDA0001624906610000031
further, an update phase is included, the update phase including: the identification server selects a median from the k difference values to obtain a feature vector F corresponding to the medianaCalculating a new ECG eigenvector FnewSaid FnewIs F and FaThe average value of the corresponding characteristic components; subjecting said F tonewAnd replacing the electrocardio characteristic vector F stored in the database.
Further, the peak features include at least two of the following features: p wave peak point, Q wave peak point, R wave peak point, S wave peak point and T wave peak point.
Further, the temporal features include at least two of the following features: the time of the start of the P-wave, the duration of the P-wave, the time width of the QS, the time width of the ST, and the duration of the T-wave.
The invention has the beneficial effects that: the accuracy of the electrocardio characteristic identification is improved.
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fig. 1 is an exemplary application scenario of the method of the present invention.
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The present invention will now be described in detail with reference to the drawings and specific embodiments, wherein the exemplary embodiments and descriptions are provided only for the purpose of illustrating the present invention and are not to be construed as limiting the present invention.
Referring to fig. 1, an exemplary application scenario of the method of the present invention is shown, in which an electrocardiograph acquisition instrument acquires an electrocardiogram of a user, sends the electrocardiogram data to an identification server, and the identification server extracts corresponding electrocardiographic features from the electrocardiogram data, compares the electrocardiographic features with electrocardiographic features of the user pre-stored in a database, and if the comparison is passed, confirms the identity of the user.
In order to perform electrocardiographic recognition, first, electrocardiographic features in electrocardiographic data need to be defined. An electrocardiogram generally comprises a plurality of periodically repeating electrocardiographic waveforms, each generally consisting of a P-wave, a QRS complex, and a T-wave, which contain various unique physiologically meaningful information.
For an electrocardiographic wave, corresponding characteristic values can be extracted from the electrocardiographic wave, and the characteristic values can be divided into two types: the first type is peak characteristics, including a P wave peak point, a Q wave peak point, an R wave peak point, an S wave peak point and a T wave peak point; the second category is temporal features such as the time of the start of the P-wave, the duration of the P-wave, the temporal width of the QS, the temporal width of the ST, the duration of the T-wave, etc. within one cardiac cycle. It should be noted that not every peak feature and temporal feature need to be extracted, and there are many ways for extracting features of an electrocardiogram in the art, but these ways are usually based on the above peak features or temporal features.
Based on the above definition, before the electrocardiographic feature recognition, the electrocardiographic feature vector F of the user is registered in the database of the recognition server. In the registration stage, only a large number of electrocardiographic waves of the user need to be collected, the characteristic value of each wave is respectively extracted, then the average of the same characteristic values of each wave is calculated, and the obtained average characteristic values form the electrocardiographic characteristic vector F of the user. Supposing that the adopted electrocardio characteristic vector comprises m time characteristic values T1,T2,……,Tm(m.gtoreq.2), and n peak characteristic values V1,V2,……,Vn(n is more than or equal to 2), the electrocardiogram feature vector F can be expressed as:
F={T1,T2,……,Tm,V1,V2,……,Vn}
i.e. F has m + n components in total.
Meanwhile, for each collected electrocardiogram wave, the average cycle time R is calculated and registered in the database.
Based on the above result and the registered electrocardiographic feature vector F and period R of the user, the following describes the identification process of the present invention in detail:
(1) the electrocardiogram acquisition instrument acquires the electrocardiogram of the user to obtain electrocardiogram waves of a plurality of periods.
In the user identification stage, a large number of electrocardiographic waves cannot be acquired as in the registration stage generally, but electrocardiographic waves of multiple cycles can be acquired through acquisition of predetermined identification time, the specific number of cycles is not limited, and it is assumed that electrocardiographic waves of k cycles are acquired in the step.
(2) The identification server respectively extracts the characteristic vectors of the electrocardiograph waves of the k periods obtained in the step 1 to obtain k characteristic vectors F1,F2,……,FkWhile obtaining a corresponding actual duration R of each cycle1,R2,……,Rk
Specifically, for the first onePeriodic electrocardiographic waves of duration R1The extracted feature vector is F1And so on.
The method for extracting the feature vector from each electrocardiographic wave in step 2 is the same as the extraction method in the registration stage, and therefore the feature vector acquired in step 2 also includes m time feature values and n peak feature values. From which F can be definedi(1. ltoreq. i. ltoreq. k) is:
Fi={Ti1,Ti2,……,Tim,Vi1,Vi2,……,Vin}
wherein T isi1,Ti2,……,TimIs m time characteristic values which are respectively corresponding to the m time characteristic values T at the time of registration1,T2,……,TmAnd correspondingly. Vi1,Vi2,……,VinIs n peak characteristic values which are also respectively matched with the n peak characteristic values V at the time of registration1,V2,……,VnAnd correspondingly.
(3) For any one FiRecognition Server calculation FiThe difference value C of the electrocardio characteristic vector F registered by the useri
Specifically, the difference value CiCalculated by the following formula:
Figure BDA0001624906610000061
the method is based on the different characteristics of the two characteristics, the calculation of the difference value is divided into two parts of time characteristic calculation and peak value characteristic calculation, and the accuracy rate of the electrocardio characteristic identification is improved.
(4) Based on step 3, the recognition server can calculate and obtain k difference values C1,C2,……,CkAnd the identification server calculates an average value C of the k difference values, and if the average value C is smaller than a predefined threshold value, the acquired electrocardiogram wave is considered to be matched with the registered electrocardiogram feature vector F, so that the user is judged to be the registered user.
By step 4, the recognition server has in fact completed the matching and recognition process of the electrocardiogram acquired from the user. However, in order to improve the accuracy of subsequent identification, the present invention further adds an updating process for the registered ecg feature vector F, which specifically includes the following steps:
the identification server selects a median from the k difference values, obtains a feature vector corresponding to the median, and sets the feature vector as Fa={Ta1,Ta2,……,Tam,Va1,Va2,……,Van}; recognition Server computations F and FaThe average value of the respective feature components in (1), namely:
Ti_new=(Ti+Tai)/2;(1≤i≤m)
Vj_new=(Vj+Vaj)/2;(1≤j≤n)
the average value is used as the characteristic component of the new electrocardio characteristic vector, namely:
Fnew={T1_new,T2_new,……,Tm_new,V1_new,V2_new,……,Vn_new}
subjecting said F tonewThe new electrocardio feature vector is used for replacing the electrocardio feature vector F stored in the database, thereby realizing the updating of the electrocardio feature vector.
The above description is only a preferred embodiment of the present invention, and all equivalent changes or modifications of the structure, characteristics and principles described in the present invention are included in the scope of the present invention.

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1. The method for identifying the electrocardio characteristics is characterized by comprising a registration stage and an identification stage, wherein the registration stage comprises the following steps:
collecting a plurality of electrocardiogram waves of a user, respectively extracting characteristic values of each wave, wherein the characteristic values comprise at least two peak characteristics and at least two time characteristics, calculating the average of the same characteristic values of each wave, forming an electrocardiogram characteristic vector F of the user by each obtained average characteristic value, simultaneously calculating the average cycle time R of the electrocardiogram waves, and registering the F and the R in a database of an identification server;
the identification phase comprises:
(1) an electrocardiogram acquisition instrument acquires an electrocardiogram of a user to obtain electrocardiogram waves of k periods;
(2) the identification server respectively extracts the characteristic vectors from the electrocardiograph waves of the k periods to obtain k characteristic vectors F1,F2,……,FkWhile obtaining a corresponding time R per cycle1,R2,……,Rk
(3) For any one Fi(i is more than or equal to 1 and less than or equal to k), the recognition server calculates FiThe difference value C of the electrocardio characteristic vector F registered by the useri
(4) The identification server calculates an average value C of the k difference values, and if the average value C is smaller than a predefined threshold value, the acquired electrocardiogram wave is considered to be matched with the registered electrocardiogram feature vector F;
the electrocardio characteristic vector F and the k characteristic vectors have the same composition structure and are composed of m time characteristic values (m is more than or equal to 2) and n peak characteristic values (n is more than or equal to 2), namely
F={T1,T2,……,Tm,V1,V2,……,Vn}
Wherein the characteristic value T1,T2,……,TmIs m time characteristic values, V2,……,VnIs n peak eigenvalues;
Fi={Ti1,Ti2,……,Tim,Vi1,Vi2,……,Vin}
Ti1,Ti2,……,Timis m time characteristic values, Vi1,Vi2,……,VinIs n peak eigenvalues;
the difference value CiCalculated by the following formula:
Figure FDA0002782570310000021
the method further comprises an update phase comprising: the identification server selects a median from the k difference values to obtain a feature vector F corresponding to the medianaCalculating a new ECG eigenvector FnewSaid FnewIs F and FaThe average value of the corresponding characteristic components; subjecting said F tonewAnd replacing the electrocardio characteristic vector F stored in the database.
2. The method of claim 1, wherein the peak characteristics comprise at least two of the following characteristics: p wave peak point, Q wave peak point, R wave peak point, S wave peak point and T wave peak point.
3. The method of claim 1, wherein the temporal characteristics include at least two of the following characteristics: the time of the start of the P-wave, the duration of the P-wave, the time width of the QS, the time width of the ST, and the duration of the T-wave.
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