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Abstract
The invention relates to a characteristic image generation and identification method, equipment and a storage medium of electrocardiogram data, wherein the method comprises the steps of carrying out noise reduction treatment on electrocardiogram data x (t) obtained based on measurement of electrocardiogram equipment, and intercepting the noise-reduced electrocardiogram data to obtain a complete electrocardiogram period sample; performing fast Fourier transform on the standard electrocardiographic data to obtain a standard electrocardiographic frequency signal thereof, performing 1/2 frequency-pumping treatment and 1/3 frequency-pumping treatment on the standard electrocardiographic frequency signal, performing fast Fourier inverse transform, and performing expansion treatment to generate 270 second-order standard electrocardiographic data and three-order standard electrocardiographic data; then performing fast Fourier transform to generate a multi-order rainbow code; finally, a C-ViT-3 model is designed to realize the classification and identification of the multi-order rainbow codes, namely the identification of electrocardiogram data. The invention can complete the conversion of one-dimensional data of electrocardiogram data into image data of two-dimensional multi-order rainbow codes, and can realize the classification and identification of electric signals through a C-ViT-3 model, and the identification accuracy reaches 91.75%.
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Technical Field
The invention relates to the technical field of heartbeat signal image generation and heartbeat signal image recognition, in particular to a characteristic image generation and recognition method, equipment and a storage medium of electrocardiogram data.
Background
Electrocardiographic data (ECG) contains a large amount of regular, physiological and pathological information of heart activity, and is of great importance for clinical diagnosis of heart diseases. At present, the analysis of electrocardiographic data mainly comprises the step of diagnosing diseases by analyzing electrocardiographic features by doctors, wherein an electrocardiographic expression form electrocardiograph is a one-dimensional waveform. However, in electrocardiographic data acquisition, the electrocardiographic data is easily affected by site environment, limb actions of human body and muscle contraction to contain noise, and in order to filter noise interference in electrocardiographic data, a filter is usually designed to realize the noise filtering process of electrocardiographic data.
Most of the electrocardiographic data anomalies are sudden and occasional, and it is necessary to monitor electrocardiographic data for a long period of time to obtain portions of electrocardiographic data anomalies. However, the doctor is required to screen out the abnormal parts of the electrocardiographic data from a large amount of electrocardiographic data, the workload is huge, and the knowledge and clinical experience mastered by the doctor are required to be high. With the development of large data deep learning technology, an electrocardiogram data recognition method based on deep learning image classification recognition is paid attention to widely. Compared with the method for identifying the electrocardiogram data by manually identifying the electrocardiogram data, the method for identifying the electrocardiogram data by adopting deep learning image classification has no strict prior knowledge requirement, has extremely low manual workload, and can be completed by a computer for the most of work. However, the electrocardiographic data recognition method using deep learning image classification recognition requires that one-dimensional electrocardiographic data be converted into two-dimensional image data, and that a model for image recognition be designed to perform electrocardiographic data recognition.
Disclosure of Invention
The invention provides a characteristic image generation and identification method, equipment and a storage medium of electrocardiogram data, which can at least solve one of the technical problems in the background technology.
In order to achieve the above purpose, the present invention adopts the following technical scheme:
a characteristic image generating and recognizing method of electrocardiogram data includes the following steps,
step A: for electrocardiographic data obtained based on electrocardiographic device measurementsThe unit is millivolts; />The time is in seconds, a band-pass filter and a wave trap are designed to conduct noise reduction treatment, and an adaptive interception method is adopted to intercept the electrocardiograph data after noise reduction, so that a complete electrocardiograph period sample is obtained;
and (B) step (B): the intercepted signals are predicted to form standard electrocardiogram data with a sample point of 270, the standard electrocardiogram data is subjected to fast Fourier transform to obtain standard electrocardio frequency signals, and then the standard electrocardio frequency signals are subjected toFrequency-extracting processing and->Performing frequency extraction processing to obtain a second-order electrocardio-frequency signal and a third-order electrocardio-frequency signal;
step C: performing Fourier inverse transformation on the second-order electrocardio frequency signal and the third-order electrocardio frequency signal to obtain second-order standard electrocardio data and third-order standard electrocardio data, performing fast Fourier transformation on the second-order standard electrocardio data and the third-order standard electrocardio data to obtain second-order standard electrocardio frequency signal and third-order standard electrocardio frequency signal, and constructing a multi-order rainbow code according to the standard electrocardio data, the second-order standard electrocardio frequency signal, the third-order standard electrocardio frequency signal and the third-order standard electrocardio frequency signal;
Step D: the CNN feature extractor and the feature connector are designed to improve the Vision Transformer model, namely, the Vision Transformer model (C-ViT-3 model) is improved, the C-ViT-3 model is trained, and the multi-order rainbow codes are input into the trained model to realize the identification of electrocardiographic data.
Further said step a: for electrocardiographic data obtained based on electrocardiographic device measurementsThe unit is millivolts;the method comprises the following steps of designing a band-pass filter and a trap filter for noise reduction treatment for time in seconds, and intercepting the electrocardiograph data after noise reduction by adopting a self-adaptive intercepting method to obtain a complete electrocardiograph period sample, wherein the method comprises the following specific steps of:
s101: electrocardiogram data to be obtained based on electrocardiographic device measurementsExpressed in the form of a sequence, i.e. an electrocardiographic data sequence +.>A Butterworth band-pass filter pair is adopted>Noise reduction is carried out to obtain->Then adopting a second order stuffing wave device pair +.>Noise reduction is carried out to obtain noise reduction electrocardiogram data>;
wherein ,for the sampling amount +.>For electrocardiographic data->Is used for the sampling frequency of (a). />、And->All are sequence signals in millivolts, which are a representation of a signal, and are not specific to a particular signal. Butterworth band-pass filter is a method for filtering fixed frequency, parameters of Butterworth band-pass filter are set, and cutoff frequency is high >Low cut-off frequency->. A method for filtering fixed frequency of second order stuffing device, setting parameters of second order stuffing device, and filtering constant>Stuffing frequency->。
S102: for noise reduction of electrocardiogram dataPerforming adaptive interception to obtain truncated electrocardiographic data +.>;
wherein ,for the window function +.>、/>The start and end of the window function, respectively. Interception of electrocardiographic data->To intercept electrocardiographic data, millivolts are measured.
Further, in the step S101、/>Is to reduce the noise of the electrocardiogram data +.>Calculating the data points (1 st R peak to 2 nd R peak) based on 3R peaks>Data points contained in the 2 nd to 3 rd R peaks +.>。/>To take the forward number of the data point of the 2 nd R peak +.>Data points of>To take the data point of the 2 nd R peak to be backward by +.>If->And->The decimal fraction is rounded up.
Further, the step B: the intercepted signals are predicted to form standard electrocardiogram data with a sample point of 270, the standard electrocardiogram data is subjected to fast Fourier transform to obtain standard electrocardio frequency signals, and then the standard electrocardio frequency signals are subjected toFrequency-extracting processing and->The frequency extraction process obtains a second-order electrocardio frequency signal and a third-order electrocardio frequency signal, which comprises the following specific steps:
S103: for intercepting electrocardiogram dataNormalizing and preprocessing to obtain preprocessed electrocardiogram data +.>;
wherein ,is to->Normalized electrocardiographic data is performed. />Is pre-processing electrocardiogram data, < >>Is->Data point position of R peak of ∈ ->The number of data points, which is the number of R peaks backward, ">Is the number of data points forward of the R peak.
S104: for preprocessing electrocardiogram dataData prediction is performed, and standard electrocardiogram data +.>The number of data points of (2) is 270;
wherein ,representing solution->Is->The normalized autoregressive parameters corresponding to the order model,,/>for normalizing autoregressive parameters, < >>。/>Representing solving the inverse of the corresponding sequence, +.>Is predictive initial data, ++>。/>Is predictive data +.>,/>Representing the number of data points to predict for generation. />Represents backward predicted electrocardiographic data, +.>Representing forward predicted electrocardiographic data.Standard electrocardiographic data obtained after prediction contains 270 data points.
S105: for standard electrocardiogram dataPerforming fast Fourier transform to obtain standard electrocardio frequency signalsAnd standard electrocardio frequency signals are subjected to +.>Frequency-extracting processing and->Frequency extraction processing to obtain a second-order electrocardio frequency signal +.>And third-order electrocardio frequency signal- >;
Among them, the fast fourier transform is a mathematical transform method.,/>In hertz, containing 270 data points. />In hertz, containing 135 data points. />In hertz, containing 90 data points.
Further, in the step S104Is the selection rule and execution rule of->When in use, let->=/>Executing backward prediction formulas (5) and (6), formulas (7) and (8), and making +.>=Executing a forward prediction formula, a formula (7) and a formula (9) of the formula (5) and the formula (6), and finally executing a formula (10); when->First let->=/>Forward prediction equations, equation (7), equation (9) of equation (5), equation (6) are performed, and let +.>For null sequences, finally executing formula (10); when->When in use, let->=/>Executing backward prediction formulas (5) and (6), formulas (7) and (8), and making +.>Finally, executing the formula (10); when->Direct order->、/>For null sequences, equation (10) is performed.
Further, the step C: performing Fourier inverse transformation on the second-order electrocardio frequency signal and the third-order electrocardio frequency signal to obtain second-order standard electrocardio data and third-order standard electrocardio data, performing fast Fourier transformation on the second-order standard electrocardio data and the third-order standard electrocardio data to obtain second-order standard electrocardio frequency signal and third-order standard electrocardio frequency signal, and constructing a multi-order rainbow code by the standard electrocardio data, the second-order standard electrocardio frequency signal, the third-order standard electrocardio frequency signal and the third-order standard electrocardio frequency signal, wherein the method comprises the following specific steps of:
S106: for second-order electrocardio frequency signalsAnd third-order electrocardio frequency signal->Performing inverse fast Fourier transform, and performing 2-fold expansion and 3-fold expansion to obtain second-order standard electrocardiogram data>And third-order standard electrocardiographic data->;
wherein ,is a second-order electrocardio frequency signal +.>The second-order electrocardiogram data obtained by performing the inverse fast fourier transform contains 135 data points. />Is a third-order electrocardio frequency signal +.>The third-order electrocardiogram data obtained by performing the inverse fast fourier transform contains 90 data points. />Is to->Second order standard obtained by 2 times expansionQuasi-electrocardiographic data, comprising 270 data points. />Is to->Three-order standard electrocardiographic data obtained by 3-fold expansion contains 270 data points.
S107: for second-order standard electrocardiogram dataAnd third-order standard electrocardiographic data->Performing fast Fourier transform to obtain second-order standard electrocardio frequency signal +.>And third-order standard electrocardio frequency signal +.>And is about->、、/>Normalization treatment is carried out to obtain->、/>、/>;
wherein :is a second-order standard electrocardio-frequency signal, has the unit of hertz and comprises270 data points. />Is a third-order standard electrocardio-frequency signal, has a unit of hertz and comprises 270 data points. />、/>、/>The normalized electrocardiographic frequency signal contains 270 data points.
S108: will be、/>、/>、/>、/>Constructing a multi-order rainbow code matrix>And linearly map the feature map matrix to the RGB image matrix with length and width +.>I.e. a multi-level rainbow code;
wherein the linear mapping is a linear transformation method. The RGB image matrix refers to a 3-channel color image standard matrix.
Further, the step D: the design of a CNN feature extractor and a feature connector improves a Vision Transformer model, namely improves a Vision Transformer model (C-ViT-3 model) and trains a C-ViT-3 model, and inputs a multi-order rainbow code into the trained model to realize identification of electrocardiographic data, which comprises the following specific steps:
s109: designing CNN feature extractor structure to input dataIs output by a structure composed of 3 convolution layers, 3 pooling layers, 3 BN operations and 3 Reul operations>Image data of (a);
Wherein, 3 convolution layers, 3 pooling layers, 3 BN operations and 3 Reul operations are all a mathematical transformation method, and different combination modes and different parameters can obtain different output results.Is represented as a size ofIs a color image of (a) a color image of (b). />Is of the size +.>Gray image of (c) a gray image of (c).
S110: the input data of the design feature connector isFor->Generating image data by performing cubic spline interpolation>Will->Linear mapping to RGB image generating image data>。
wherein ,is->Is described. />Is->Is described. Cubic spline interpolation is a mathematical interpolation method that can expand the data. The linear mapping to RGB image is an image mapping method, which maps +.>Grey image data of (2) becomes->Is described.
S111: design Vision Transformer module, toThe input Vision Transformer module obtains a recognition result F;
among them, the Vision Transformer module is the ViT-B16 model among Vision Transformer models, which is a deep learning neural network. The recognition result F is a classification label, and one contains four labels of 0, 1, 2 and 3, and only one of the four labels is given by the recognition result each time, and represents one category of electrocardiographic data.
S112: inputting the multi-order rainbow code generated by the electrocardiogram data into a trained C-ViT-3 model to obtain the identification result of the electrocardiogram data;
wherein the C-ViT-3 model refers to all the structures contained in step S109 to step S111. The trained C-ViT-3 model is a model obtained by training the C-ViT-3 model through a large number of multi-order rainbow codes, and is a self-learning method, and the learnable network parameters can be automatically optimized to obtain an optimal learnable network parameter. And inputting the multi-order rainbow codes participating in training into a trained C-ViT-3 model to obtain a corresponding identification result. The four labels of 0, 1, 2 and 3 of the identification result F respectively correspond to fusion heart beat, non-ectopic heart beat, unknown heart beat and ectopic heart beat of the electrocardiogram data.
Further, in the step S109, the combination mode and the parameter are set such that the input of the layer 1 convolution layer isIs set to a convolution kernel size +.>The step length is 1, the depth is 8, and BN operation and Reul operation are carried out to output ∈>Characteristic data of->. Layer 1 pooling layer input is +.>The convolution kernel size is set to +.>Step size of 2, output->Characteristic data of->. Layer 2 rollThe laminated input is +.>The convolution kernel size is set to +.>The step length is 1, the depth is 16, and BN operation and Reul operation are carried out to output ∈>Characteristic data of->. The layer 2 pooling layer input is +.>The convolution kernel size is set to +.>Step size of 2, output->Characteristic data of->. Layer 3 convolutional layer input is +.>The convolution kernel size is set to +.>The step length is 1, the depth is 1, and BN operation and Reul operation are carried out to outputCharacteristic data of->. The layer 3 pooling layer input is +.>The convolution kernel size is set to +.>Step length of 1, outputImage data of->。
In yet another aspect, the invention also discloses a computer readable storage medium storing a computer program which, when executed by a processor, causes the processor to perform the steps of the method as described above.
In yet another aspect, the invention also discloses a computer device comprising a memory and a processor, the memory storing a computer program which, when executed by the processor, causes the processor to perform the steps of the method as above.
According to the technical scheme, the characteristic image generation and identification method of the electrocardiogram data comprises the steps of designing a Butterworth band-pass filter and a second-order stuffing wave device for noise reduction treatment on electrocardiogram data x (t) (with the unit of millivolts; t is time and the unit of seconds) obtained based on measurement of electrocardiogram equipment, and intercepting the noise-reduced electrocardiogram data by adopting an adaptive interception method to obtain a complete electrocardiogram period sample; secondly, standard electrocardiogram data with a sample point of 270 is obtained through prediction processing, standard electrocardiogram data is subjected to fast Fourier transform to obtain a standard electrocardiogram frequency signal, 1/2 frequency-extracting processing and 1/3 frequency-extracting processing are carried out on the standard electrocardiogram frequency signal, fast Fourier transform is carried out, and expansion processing is carried out to generate second-order standard electrocardiogram data with the sample point of 270 and third-order standard electrocardiogram data; then, performing fast Fourier transformation on the second-order standard electrocardiograph data and the third-order standard electrocardiograph data to obtain a second-order standard electrocardiograph frequency signal and a third-order standard electrocardiograph frequency signal, and generating a multi-order rainbow code by the standard electrocardiograph data, the second-order standard electrocardiograph data, the third-order standard electrocardiograph data, the standard electrocardiograph frequency signal, the second-order standard electrocardiograph frequency signal and the third-order standard electrocardiograph frequency signal; finally, a C-ViT-3 model of a CNN feature extractor, a feature connector and a Vision Transformer structure is designed to realize the classification and identification of multi-order rainbow codes, namely the identification of electrocardiogram data. The invention can complete the conversion of one-dimensional data of electrocardiogram data into image data of two-dimensional multi-order rainbow codes, and can realize the classification and identification of electric signals through a C-ViT-3 model, and the identification accuracy reaches 91.75%.
In general, the characteristic image generation and identification method of the electrocardiogram data can realize the conversion from one-dimensional data to two-dimensional data of the electrocardiogram data, and generate a multi-order rainbow code characteristic image; the intelligent classification and identification of the multi-order rainbow code features are realized by the big data deep learning technology, namely the intelligent classification and identification of the electrocardiogram data is realized, the identification accuracy rate reaches 91.75% at present, and the method has good practical application value.
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As shown in fig. 1, the characteristic image generating and identifying method of electrocardiographic data according to the present embodiment specifically includes the following steps,
Step A: for electrocardiographic data obtained based on electrocardiographic device measurementsThe unit is millivolts; />The band-pass filter and the trap filter are designed for time in secondsCarrying out noise reduction treatment, and intercepting the electrocardiographic data after noise reduction by adopting a self-adaptive intercepting method to obtain a complete electrocardiographic cycle sample;
s101: electrocardiogram data to be obtained based on electrocardiographic device measurementsExpressed in the form of a sequence, i.e. an electrocardiographic data sequence +.>A Butterworth band-pass filter pair is adopted>Noise reduction is carried out to obtain->Then adopting a second order stuffing wave device pair +.>Noise reduction is carried out to obtain noise reduction electrocardiogram data>;
wherein ,for the sampling amount +.>For electrocardiographic data->Is used for the sampling frequency of (a). />、And->All are sequence signals in millivolts, which are a representation of a signal, and are not specific to a particular signal. Butterworth band-pass filter is a method for filtering fixed frequency, parameters of Butterworth band-pass filter are set, and cutoff frequency is high>Low cut-off frequency->. A method for filtering fixed frequency of second order stuffing device, setting parameters of second order stuffing device, and filtering constant>Stuffing frequency->。
S102: for noise reduction of electrocardiogram dataPerforming adaptive interception to obtain truncated electrocardiographic data +. >;
wherein ,for the window function +.>、/>The start and end of the window function, respectively. Interception of electrocardiographic data->To intercept electrocardiographic data, millivolts are measured. />、/>Is to reduce the noise of the electrocardiogram data +.>Calculating the data points (1 st R peak to 2 nd R peak) based on 3R peaks>Data points contained by the 2 nd R peak to the 3 rd R peak。/>To take the forward number of the data point of the 2 nd R peak +.>Data points of>To take the data point of the 2 nd R peak to be backward by +.>If->And->The decimal fraction is rounded up.
And (B) step (B): the intercepted signals are predicted to form standard electrocardiogram data with a sample point of 270, the standard electrocardiogram data is subjected to fast Fourier transform to obtain standard electrocardio frequency signals, and then the standard electrocardio frequency signals are subjected toFrequency-extracting processing and->Performing frequency extraction processing to obtain a second-order electrocardio-frequency signal and a third-order electrocardio-frequency signal;
s103: for intercepting electrocardiogram dataNormalizing and preprocessing to obtain preprocessed electrocardiogram data +.>;
wherein ,is to->Normalized electrocardiographic data is performed. />Is pre-processing electrocardiogram data, < >>Is->Data point position of R peak of ∈ ->The number of data points, which is the number of R peaks backward, " >Is the number of data points forward of the R peak.
S104: for preprocessing electrocardiogram dataData prediction is performed, and standard electrocardiogram data +.>The number of data points of (2) is 270;
wherein ,representing solution->Is->The normalized autoregressive parameters corresponding to the order model,,/>for normalizing autoregressive parameters, < >>。/>Representing solving the inverse of the corresponding sequence, +.>Is predictive initial data, ++>。/>Is predictive data +.>,/>Representing the number of data points to predict for generation. />Represents backward predicted electrocardiographic data, +.>Representing forward predicted electrocardiographic data.Standard electrocardiographic data obtained after prediction contains 270 data points. />Is the selection rule and execution rule of->When in use, let->=/>Executing backward prediction formulas (5) and (6), formulas (7) and (8), and making +.>=/>Executing a forward prediction formula, a formula (7) and a formula (9) of the formula (5) and the formula (6), and finally executing a formula (10); when->First let->=/>Executing forward prediction formulas of formulas (5) and (6), formulas (7) and (9),let->For null sequences, finally executing formula (10); when (when)When in use, let->=/>Executing backward prediction formulas (5) and (6), formulas (7) and (8), and making +. >Finally, executing the formula (10); when->Direct order->、/>For null sequences, equation (10) is performed.
S105: for standard electrocardiogram dataPerforming fast Fourier transform to obtain standard electrocardio frequency signalsAnd standard electrocardio frequency signals are subjected to +.>Frequency-extracting processing and->Frequency extraction processing to obtain a second-order electrocardio frequency signal +.>And third-order electrocardio frequency signal->;
Among them, the fast fourier transform is a mathematical transform method.,/>In hertz, containing 270 data points. />In hertz, containing 135 data points. />In hertz, containing 90 data points.
Step C: performing Fourier inverse transformation on the second-order electrocardio frequency signal and the third-order electrocardio frequency signal to obtain second-order standard electrocardio data and third-order standard electrocardio data, performing fast Fourier transformation on the second-order standard electrocardio data and the third-order standard electrocardio data to obtain second-order standard electrocardio frequency signal and third-order standard electrocardio frequency signal, and constructing a multi-order rainbow code according to the standard electrocardio data, the second-order standard electrocardio frequency signal, the third-order standard electrocardio frequency signal and the third-order standard electrocardio frequency signal;
s106: for second-order electrocardio frequency signals And third-order electrocardio frequency signal->Performing inverse fast Fourier transform, and performing 2-fold expansion and 3-fold expansion to obtain second-order standard electrocardiogram data>And third-order standard electrocardiographic data->;
wherein ,is a second-order electrocardio frequency signal +.>The second-order electrocardiogram data obtained by performing the inverse fast fourier transform contains 135 data points. />Is a third-order electrocardio frequency signal +.>The third-order electrocardiogram data obtained by performing the inverse fast fourier transform contains 90 data points. />Is to->The second order standard electrocardiographic data obtained by performing 2-fold expansion contains 270 data points. />Is to->Three-order standard electrocardiographic data obtained by 3-fold expansion contains 270 data points.
S107: for second-order standard electrocardiogram dataAnd third-order standard electrocardiographic data->Performing fast Fourier transform to obtain second-order standard electrocardio frequency signal +.>And third-order standard electrocardio frequency signal +.>And is about->、、/>Normalization treatment is carried out to obtain->、/>、/>;
wherein :is a second order standard electrocardiographic frequency signal in hertz containing 270 data points. />Is a third-order standard electrocardio-frequency signal, has a unit of hertz and comprises 270 data points. />、/>、/>Normalized toComprises 270 data points.
S108: will be、/>、/>、/>、/>Constructing a multi-order rainbow code matrix>And linearly map the feature map matrix to the RGB image matrix with length and width +.>I.e. a multi-level rainbow code;
wherein the linear mapping is a linear transformation method. The RGB image matrix refers to a 3-channel color image standard matrix.
As shown in fig. 2, a multi-level rainbow code pattern is generated in which the first-level rainbow code is composed of standard electrocardiographic data, the second-level rainbow code is composed of second-level standard electrocardiographic data, the third-level rainbow code is composed of third-level standard electrocardiographic data, the fourth-level rainbow code is composed of standard electrocardiographic frequency signals, the fifth-level rainbow code is composed of second-level standard electrocardiographic frequency signals, and the sixth-level rainbow code is composed of third-level standard electrocardiographic frequency signals, thus forming the multi-level rainbow code.
Step D: the CNN feature extractor and the feature connector are designed to improve the Vision Transformer model, namely, the Vision Transformer model (C-ViT-3 model) is improved, the C-ViT-3 model is trained, and the multi-order rainbow codes are input into the trained model to realize the identification of electrocardiographic data.
As shown in FIG. 3, which is a network structure diagram of the C-ViT-3 model, the network structure diagram is composed of a CNN feature extractor, a feature connector and a Vision Transformer module, and the Vision Transformer structure in the figure is a Vision Transformer model.
S109: designing CNN feature extractor structure to input dataIs output by a structure composed of 3 convolution layers, 3 pooling layers, 3 BN operations and 3 Reul operations>Image data of (a);
Wherein, 3 convolution layers, 3 pooling layers, 3 BN operations and 3 Reul operations are all a mathematical transformation method, and different combination modes and different parameters can obtain different output results.Is represented as a size ofIs a color image of (a) a color image of (b). />Is of the size +.>Gray image of (c) a gray image of (c). Layer 1 convolutional layer input is +.>Is set to a convolution kernel size +.>Step size of 1Depth of 8, performing BN operation and Reul operation output->Characteristic data of->. Layer 1 pooling layer input is +.>The convolution kernel size is set to +.>Step size of 2, output->Characteristic data of->. The layer 2 convolutional layer input is +.>The convolution kernel size is set to +.>The step length is 1, the depth is 16, and BN operation and Reul operation are carried out to output ∈>Characteristic data of->. The layer 2 pooling layer input is +.>The convolution kernel size is set to +.>Step size of 2, output->Characteristic data of->. Layer 3 convolutional layer input is +.>The convolution kernel size is set to +.>Step length of 1 and depth of 1, performing BN operation and Reul operation to output ∈1- >Characteristic data of->. The layer 3 pooling layer input is +.>The convolution kernel size is set to +.>Step size 1, output->Image data of->。
S110: the input data of the design feature connector isFor->Generating image data by performing cubic spline interpolation>Will->Linear mapping to RGB image generating image data>。
wherein ,is->Is described. />Is->Is described. Cubic spline interpolation is a mathematical interpolation method that can expand the data. The linear mapping to RGB image is an image mapping method, which maps +.>Grey image data of (2) becomes->Is described.
S111: design Vision Transformer module, toThe input Vision Transformer module obtains a recognition result F;
among them, the Vision Transformer module is the ViT-B16 model among Vision Transformer models, which is a deep learning neural network. The recognition result F is a classification label, and one contains four labels of 0, 1, 2 and 3, and only one of the four labels is given by the recognition result each time, and represents one category of electrocardiographic data.
S112: inputting the multi-order rainbow code generated by the electrocardiogram data into a trained C-ViT-3 model to obtain the identification result of the electrocardiogram data;
Wherein the C-ViT-3 model refers to all the structures contained in step S109 to step S111. The trained C-ViT-3 model is a model obtained by training the C-ViT-3 model through a large number of multi-order rainbow codes, and is a self-learning method, and the learnable network parameters can be automatically optimized to obtain an optimal learnable network parameter. And inputting the multi-order rainbow codes participating in training into a trained C-ViT-3 model to obtain a corresponding identification result. The four labels of 0, 1, 2 and 3 of the identification result F respectively correspond to fusion heart beat, non-ectopic heart beat, unknown heart beat and ectopic heart beat of the electrocardiogram data.
In summary, the method for generating and intelligently identifying the characteristic image of the electrocardiogram data according to the embodiment of the invention comprises the following steps: (1) For the electrocardiogram data x which is obtained based on the measurement of the electrocardiogram equipmentt) (in millivolts;ttime is in seconds), a Butterworth band-pass filter and a second-order stuffing wave device are designed for noise reduction treatment, and an adaptive interception method is adopted for intercepting electrocardiograph data after noise reduction, so that a complete electrocardiograph period sample is obtained; (2) Obtaining standard electrocardiogram data with a sample point of 270 through prediction processing, performing fast Fourier transform on the standard electrocardiogram data to obtain a standard electrocardiogram frequency signal of the standard electrocardiogram data, performing 1/2 frequency-pumping processing and 1/3 frequency-pumping processing on the standard electrocardiogram frequency signal, performing fast Fourier inverse transform, and performing expansion processing to generate second-order standard electrocardiogram data and third-order standard electrocardiogram data with the sample point of 270; (3) Performing fast Fourier transformation on the second-order standard electrocardiograph data and the third-order standard electrocardiograph data to obtain a second-order standard electrocardiograph frequency signal and a third-order standard electrocardiograph frequency signal, and generating a multi-order rainbow code by the standard electrocardiograph data, the second-order standard electrocardiograph data, the third-order standard electrocardiograph data, the standard electrocardiograph frequency signal, the second-order standard electrocardiograph frequency signal and the third-order standard electrocardiograph frequency signal; (4) A C-ViT-3 model of a CNN feature extractor, a feature connector and a Vision Transformer structure is designed to realize classification recognition of multi-order rainbow codes, namely recognition of electrocardiogram data. The method can reliably remove noise components in the signals, effectively reduce interference of the noise components on the true value of the electrocardiogram data, finish conversion of one-dimensional data of the electrocardiogram data into image data of two-dimensional multi-order rainbow codes, realize classification and identification of the electric signals through a C-ViT-3 model, and achieve an identification accuracy rate of 91.75 percent.
In yet another aspect, the application also discloses a computer readable storage medium storing a computer program which, when executed by a processor, causes the processor to perform the steps of the method as described above.
In yet another aspect, the application also discloses a computer device comprising a memory and a processor, the memory storing a computer program which, when executed by the processor, causes the processor to perform the steps of the method as above.
In yet another embodiment of the present application, a computer program product containing instructions that, when run on a computer, cause the computer to perform the method of generating and identifying characteristic images of electrocardiographic data of any one of the above embodiments is also provided.
It may be understood that the system provided by the embodiment of the present application corresponds to the method provided by the embodiment of the present application, and explanation, examples and beneficial effects of the related content may refer to corresponding parts in the above method.
The embodiment of the application also provides an electronic device, which comprises a processor, a communication interface, a memory and a communication bus, wherein the processor, the communication interface and the memory are communicated with each other through the communication bus,
A memory for storing a computer program;
and the processor is used for realizing the characteristic image generation and identification method of the electrocardiogram data when executing the program stored in the memory.
The communication bus mentioned by the above electronic device may be a peripheral component interconnect standard (english: peripheral Component Interconnect, abbreviated: PCI) bus or an extended industry standard architecture (english: extended Industry Standard Architecture, abbreviated: EISA) bus, or the like. The communication bus may be classified as an address bus, a data bus, a control bus, or the like.
The communication interface is used for communication between the electronic device and other devices.
The Memory may include random access Memory (Random Access Memory, abbreviated as RAM) or nonvolatile Memory (NVM), such as at least one disk Memory. Optionally, the memory may also be at least one memory device located remotely from the aforementioned processor.
The processor may be a general-purpose processor, including a central processing unit (Central Processing Unit, CPU for short), a network processor (Network Processor, NP for short), etc.; it may also be a digital signal processor (English: digital Signal Processing; DSP; for short), an application specific integrated circuit (English: application Specific Integrated Circuit; ASIC; for short), a Field programmable gate array (English: field-Programmable Gate Array; FPGA; for short), or other programmable logic device, discrete gate or transistor logic device, discrete hardware components.
In the above embodiments, it may be implemented in whole or in part by software, hardware, firmware, or any combination thereof. When implemented in software, may be implemented in whole or in part in the form of a computer program product. The computer program product includes one or more computer instructions. When loaded and executed on a computer, produces a flow or function in accordance with embodiments of the present application, in whole or in part. The computer may be a general purpose computer, a special purpose computer, a computer network, or other programmable apparatus. The computer instructions may be stored in or transmitted from one computer-readable storage medium to another, for example, by wired (e.g., coaxial cable, optical fiber, digital Subscriber Line (DSL)), or wireless (e.g., infrared, wireless, microwave, etc.). The computer readable storage medium may be any available medium that can be accessed by a computer or a data storage device such as a server, data center, etc. that contains an integration of one or more available media. The usable medium may be a magnetic medium (e.g., floppy Disk, hard Disk, magnetic tape), an optical medium (e.g., DVD), or a semiconductor medium (e.g., solid State Disk (SSD)), etc.
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1. A characteristic image generating and identifying method of electrocardiogram data is characterized by comprising the following steps,
step A: for electrocardiographic data obtained based on electrocardiographic device measurementsThe unit is millivolts; />The time is in seconds, a band-pass filter and a wave trap are designed to conduct noise reduction treatment, and an adaptive interception method is adopted to intercept the electrocardiograph data after noise reduction, so that a complete electrocardiograph period sample is obtained;
and (B) step (B): the intercepted signals are predicted to form standard electrocardiogram data with a sample point of 270, the standard electrocardiogram data is subjected to fast Fourier transform to obtain standard electrocardio frequency signals, and then the standard electrocardio frequency signals are subjected to Frequency-extracting processing and->Performing frequency extraction processing to obtain a second-order electrocardio-frequency signal and a third-order electrocardio-frequency signal;
step C: performing Fourier inverse transformation on the second-order electrocardio frequency signal and the third-order electrocardio frequency signal to obtain second-order standard electrocardio data and third-order standard electrocardio data, performing fast Fourier transformation on the second-order standard electrocardio data and the third-order standard electrocardio data to obtain second-order standard electrocardio frequency signal and third-order standard electrocardio frequency signal, and constructing a multi-order rainbow code according to the standard electrocardio data, the second-order standard electrocardio frequency signal, the third-order standard electrocardio frequency signal and the third-order standard electrocardio frequency signal;
step D: the CNN feature extractor and the feature connector are designed to improve the Vision Transformer model, namely the Vision Transformer model is improved, the C-ViT-3 model is trained, and the multi-order rainbow codes are input into the trained model to realize the identification of electrocardiogram data.
2. The characteristic image generating and recognizing method of electrocardiographic data according to claim 1, characterized in that: the step A specifically comprises the following steps of,
s101: electrocardiogram data to be obtained based on electrocardiographic device measurements Expressed in the form of a sequence, i.e. an electrocardiographic data sequence +.>A Butterworth band-pass filter pair is adopted>Noise reduction is carried out to obtain->Then the second order stuffing wave device pair is adoptedNoise reduction is carried out to obtain noise reduction electrocardiogram data>;
wherein ,for the sampling amount +.>For electrocardiographic data->Is a sampling frequency of (a); />、/>And (3) withAre all serial signals in millivolts; setting parameters of Butterworth band-pass filter, high cut-off frequencyLow cut-off frequency->The method comprises the steps of carrying out a first treatment on the surface of the Setting parameters of a second order stuffing machine, and filtering constant +.>Stuffing frequency->;
S102: for noise reduction of electrocardiogram dataPerforming adaptive interception to obtain truncated electrocardiographic data +.>;
wherein ,for the window function +.> 、/>Respectively window boxCounting a starting point and a finishing point; interception of electrocardiographic data->To intercept electrocardiographic data, millivolts are measured.
3. The characteristic image generating and recognizing method of electrocardiographic data according to claim 2, characterized in that: in the step S101 、/>Is to reduce the noise of the electrocardiogram data +.>Calculating the data points (1 st R peak to 2 nd R peak) based on 3R peaks>Data points contained in the 2 nd to 3 rd R peaks +.>;/>To take the forward number of the data point of the 2 nd R peak +.>Data points of>To take the data point of the 2 nd R peak to be backward by +. >If->And->The decimal fraction is rounded up.
4. The characteristic image generating and recognizing method for electrocardiographic data according to claim 3, characterized in that: the step B comprises the following steps of, in particular,
s103: for intercepting electrocardiogram dataNormalizing and preprocessing to obtain preprocessed electrocardiogram data +.>;
wherein ,is to->Carrying out normalized electrocardiogram data; />Is pre-processing electrocardiogram data, < >>Is thatData point position of R peak of ∈ ->The number of data points, which is the number of R peaks backward, ">Is the number of data points forward of the R peak;
s104: for preprocessing electrocardiogram dataData prediction is carried out, and standard electrocardiogram data obtained after prediction is setThe number of data points of (2) is 270;
wherein ,representing solution->Is->Normalized autoregressive parameters corresponding to the order model, +.>,For normalizing autoregressive parameters, < >>;/>Representing solving the inverse of the corresponding sequence, +.>Is predictive initial data, ++>;/>Is predictive data +.>,/>Representing a number of data points to be predictively generated; />Represents backward predicted electrocardiographic data, +.>Electrocardiographic data representing forward predictions; />Standard electrocardiogram data obtained after prediction comprises 270 data points;
s105: for standard electrocardiogram data Performing fast Fourier transform to obtain standard electrocardio frequency signal +.>And standard electrocardio frequency signals are subjected to +.>Frequency-extracting processing and->Frequency extraction processing to obtain a second-order electrocardio frequency signal +.>And third-order heartElectric frequency signal->;
wherein ,,/>in hertz, containing 270 data points; />In hertz, containing 135 data points; />In hertz, containing 90 data points.
5. The method for generating and recognizing a characteristic image of electrocardiographic data according to claim 4, characterized in that: in the step S104Is the selection rule and execution rule of->When in use, let->=/>Executing backward prediction formulas (5) and (6), formulas (7) and (8), and making +.>=/>Executing a forward prediction formula, a formula (7) and a formula (9) of the formula (5) and the formula (6), and finally executing a formula (10);
when (when)First let->=/>Forward prediction equations, equation (7), equation (9) of equation (5), equation (6) are performed, and let +.>For null sequences, finally executing formula (10); when->When it is, firstly make=/>Executing backward prediction formulas (5) and (6), formulas (7) and (8), and making +.>Finally, executing the formula (10); when->Direct order->、/>For null sequences, equation (10) is performed.
6. The method for generating and recognizing a characteristic image of electrocardiographic data according to claim 5, characterized in that:
the step C comprises the following steps of, in particular,
s106: for second-order electrocardio frequency signalsAnd third-order electrocardio frequency signal->Performing inverse fast Fourier transform, and performing 2-fold expansion and 3-fold expansion to obtain second-order standard electrocardiogram data>And third-order standard electrocardiogram data;
wherein ,is a second-order electrocardio frequency signal +.>Performing inverse fast fourier transform to obtain second-order electrocardiogram data comprising 135 data points; />Is a third-order electrocardio frequency signal +.>Third-order electrocardiogram obtained by performing inverse fast Fourier transformData, comprising 90 data points; />Is to->Performing 2 times expansion to obtain second-order standard electrocardiographic data comprising 270 data points; />Is to->Three-order standard electrocardiographic data obtained by 3 times expansion comprises 270 data points;
s107: for second-order standard electrocardiogram dataAnd third-order standard electrocardiographic data->Performing fast Fourier transform to obtain second-order standard electrocardio frequency signal +.>And third-order standard electrocardio frequency signal +.>And is about->、/>、Normalization treatment is carried out to obtain->、/>、/>;
wherein :is a second-order standard electrocardio-frequency signal, has a unit of hertz and comprises 270 data points; / >Is a third-order standard electrocardio-frequency signal, has the unit of hertz and comprises 270 data points; />、/>、/>Normalized electrocardiographic frequency signals, comprising 270 data points;
s108: will be、/>、/>、/>、/>Constructing a multi-order rainbow code matrix>And linearly map the feature map matrix to the RGB image matrix with length and width +.>I.e. a multi-level rainbow code;
wherein the RGB image matrix refers to a 3-channel color image standard matrix.
7. The method for generating and recognizing a characteristic image of electrocardiographic data according to claim 5, characterized in that:
the step D specifically includes the steps of,
s109: designing CNN feature extractor structure to input dataIs output by a structure composed of 3 convolution layers, 3 pooling layers, 3 BN operations and 3 Reul operations>Image data of->;
wherein ,is of the size +.>Is a color image of (1); />Image data representation size of (2)Is->Gray image of (a);
s110: the input data of the design feature connector isFor->Generating image data by performing cubic spline interpolation>Will beLinear mapping to RGB image generating image data>;
wherein ,is->Is a digital image of the image data; />Is->Is a digital image of the image data; will beGrey image data of (2) becomes- >Color image data of (a);
s111: design Vision Transformer module, toThe input Vision Transformer module obtains a recognition result F;
the identification result F is a classification label, and the identification result comprises four labels of 0, 1, 2 and 3, wherein each time, the identification result only gives one of the four labels, and represents one category of electrocardiographic data;
s112: inputting the multi-order rainbow code generated by the electrocardiogram data into a trained C-ViT-3 model to obtain the identification result of the electrocardiogram data;
wherein the C-ViT-3 model refers to all the structures contained in step S109 to step S111; the four labels of 0, 1, 2 and 3 of the identification result F respectively correspond to fusion heart beat, non-ectopic heart beat, unknown heart beat and ectopic heart beat of the electrocardiogram data.
8. The characteristic image generating and recognizing method of electrocardiographic data according to claim 7, characterized in that:
the combination mode and parameters in the step S109 are set as that the input of the layer 1 convolution layer isIs set to a convolution kernel size +.>The step length is 1, the depth is 8, and BN operation and Reul operation are carried out to output ∈>Characteristic data of->;
Layer 1 pooling layer input isThe convolution kernel size is set to +. >Step size of 2, output->Characteristic data of->;
The layer 2 convolutional layer input isThe convolution kernel size is set to +.>The step length is 1, the depth is 16, and BN operation and Reul operation are carried out to output ∈>Characteristic data of->;
Layer 2 pooling layer input isThe convolution kernel size is set to +.>Step size of 2, output->Characteristic data of->;
The layer 3 convolutional layer input isThe convolution kernel size is set to +.>Step length of 1 and depth of 1, performing BN operation and Reul operation to output ∈1->Characteristic data of->;
Layer 3 pooling layer input isThe convolution kernel size is set to +.>Step size 1, output->Image data of (a)。
9. A computer readable storage medium storing a computer program which, when executed by a processor, causes the processor to perform the steps of the method of any one of claims 1 to 8.
10. A computer device comprising a memory and a processor, the memory storing a computer program that, when executed by the processor, causes the processor to perform the steps of the method of any of claims 1 to 8.
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