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Yapay sinir ağları kullanılarak EKG verilerinin sıkıştırılması

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  1. Tez No: 55985
  2. Yazar: YÜCEL KOÇYİĞİT
  3. Danışmanlar: DOÇ.DR. MEHMET KORÜREK
  4. Tez Türü: Yüksek Lisans
  5. Konular: Biyomühendislik, Bioengineering
  6. Anahtar Kelimeler: Elektrokardiyografi, Yapay sinir ağları, Electrocardiography, Artificial neural networks
  7. Yıl: 1996
  8. Dil: Türkçe
  9. Üniversite: İstanbul Teknik Üniversitesi
  10. Enstitü: Fen Bilimleri Enstitüsü
  11. Ana Bilim Dalı: Belirtilmemiş.
  12. Bilim Dalı: Belirtilmemiş.
  13. Sayfa Sayısı: Belirtilmemiş.

Özet

Tanlan EKG per%|»riu=3M Prâ=X2.77S39 Wı -ll 1\^f^^^^ M il Hj i u^n--/"1^^ aaafl | *3 ll«i-#«Uwo4l^^ IBürünen uari sauisi=l«WI Fiğ. 2. Graphics of the orginal and reconstructed ECG from MIT/BIH tapes 100 for 10 hidden nodes, and graphics of difference (5 traıes) between them process. As above mentioned, learning coefficient (s) and momentum (a) must be selected to minimize the error in training process. Reconstructed processing for compressed ECG is provided with 10 input nodes (because of 10 hidden nodes in compression) ör 5 input nodes (because of 5 hidden nodes in compression) and 200 output nodes. Number of hidden nodes are selected to minimize the error along with s and a. For normal ECG, orginal and reconstructed ECG is shown in Fiğ 2. An advantage of mis technique is to compress large numbers of data, i. e. 10 cycles (samples) from ECG's are used for training and 100 cycles (samples) can be compressed. x

Özet (Çeviri)

Lry»^-s\8Efl&»^(5) A,0, =-*(«,/<»,)(6) where s is a small positive constant. By calculating the right hand side of (5) and (6), it follows that *,wfl=sS*°*W A,0y=*yrf(8) where /'(netjYtj -o^) (whenj belongs to theoutputlayer.) **=].(9) f'(net^dpkw^ (othenvise) k Note that k in the above summation represents every unit k whose output follows into unit j. in order to accelerate the computation, the momenttim teraıs are added on (7), (8), A rwfl (n +1) = s6pj ofi + <zA, wy, (n)(10) A,0, (» + !) = eSa + aAp9J (n)(l 1) where n represents the number of learning cycles, and a is a small positive value. in this thesis, using artificial neural network (ANN) compression and reconstructed of the some ECG's are done. These ECG's are from MTT/BIH database tapes 100, 107 and 109. Tapes 100, 107 and 109 are respectively normal, paced beat and left bundle branch block ECG's. Orginal data sampled at 360 Hz and this sampling rate is decreased to 200 Hz in this thesis. Compression processing which is run on computer with Pentium-75 microprocessor in Borland C is provided, as above mentioned, with 200 input nodes, 10 and 5 hidden nodes and 200 output nodes. At the same time, these values give compression ratio, i.e. 20:1 and 40:1. Therefore the utilized ANN structures are as 200:10:200 and 200:5:200. Generally, 20 cycles from ECG's are used in training ixTanlan EKG per%|»riu=3M Prâ=X2.77S39 Wı -ll 1\^f^^^^ M il Hj i u^n--/“1^^ aaafl | *3 ll«i-#«Uwo4l^^ IBürünen uari sauisi=l«WI Fiğ. 2. Graphics of the orginal and reconstructed ECG from MIT/BIH tapes 100 for 10 hidden nodes, and graphics of difference (5 traıes) between them process. As above mentioned, learning coefficient (s) and momentum (a) must be selected to minimize the error in training process. Reconstructed processing for compressed ECG is provided with 10 input nodes (because of 10 hidden nodes in compression) ör 5 input nodes (because of 5 hidden nodes in compression) and 200 output nodes. Number of hidden nodes are selected to minimize the error along with s and a. For normal ECG, orginal and reconstructed ECG is shown in Fiğ 2. An advantage of mis technique is to compress large numbers of data, i. e. 10 cycles (samples) from ECG's are used for training and 100 cycles (samples) can be compressed. xLry»^-s\8Efl&»^(5) A,0, =-*(«,/<»,)(6) where s is a small positive constant. By calculating the right hand side of (5) and (6), it follows that *,wfl=sS*°*W A,0y=*yrf(8) where /'(netjYtj -o^) (whenj belongs to theoutputlayer.) **=].(9) f'(net^dpkw^ (othenvise) k Note that k in the above summation represents every unit k whose output follows into unit j. in order to accelerate the computation, the momenttim teraıs are added on (7), (8), A rwfl (n +1) = s6pj ofi + <zA, wy, (n)(10) A,0, (» + !) = eSa + aAp9J (n)(l 1) where n represents the number of learning cycles, and a is a small positive value. in this thesis, using artificial neural network (ANN) compression and reconstructed of the some ECG's are done. These ECG's are from MTT/BIH database tapes 100, 107 and 109. Tapes 100, 107 and 109 are respectively normal, paced beat and left bundle branch block ECG's. Orginal data sampled at 360 Hz and this sampling rate is decreased to 200 Hz in this thesis. Compression processing which is run on computer with Pentium-75 microprocessor in Borland C is provided, as above mentioned, with 200 input nodes, 10 and 5 hidden nodes and 200 output nodes. At the same time, these values give compression ratio, i.e. 20:1 and 40:1. Therefore the utilized ANN structures are as 200:10:200 and 200:5:200. Generally, 20 cycles from ECG's are used in training ixTanlan EKG per%|»riu=3M Prâ=X2.77S39 Wı -ll 1\^f^^^^ M il Hj i u^n--/”1^^ aaafl | *3 ll«i-#«Uwo4l^^ IBürünen uari sauisi=l«WI Fiğ. 2. Graphics of the orginal and reconstructed ECG from MIT/BIH tapes 100 for 10 hidden nodes, and graphics of difference (5 traıes) between them process. As above mentioned, learning coefficient (s) and momentum (a) must be selected to minimize the error in training process. Reconstructed processing for compressed ECG is provided with 10 input nodes (because of 10 hidden nodes in compression) ör 5 input nodes (because of 5 hidden nodes in compression) and 200 output nodes. Number of hidden nodes are selected to minimize the error along with s and a. For normal ECG, orginal and reconstructed ECG is shown in Fiğ 2. An advantage of mis technique is to compress large numbers of data, i. e. 10 cycles (samples) from ECG's are used for training and 100 cycles (samples) can be compressed. xLry»^-s\8Efl&»^(5) A,0, =-*(«,/<»,)(6) where s is a small positive constant. By calculating the right hand side of (5) and (6), it follows that *,wfl=sS*°*W A,0y=*yrf(8) where /'(netjYtj -o^) (whenj belongs to theoutputlayer.) **=].(9) f'(net^dpkw^ (othenvise) k Note that k in the above summation represents every unit k whose output follows into unit j. in order to accelerate the computation, the momenttim teraıs are added on (7), (8), A rwfl (n +1) = s6pj ofi + <zA, wy, (n)(10) A,0, (» + !) = eSa + aAp9J (n)(l 1) where n represents the number of learning cycles, and a is a small positive value. in this thesis, using artificial neural network (ANN) compression and reconstructed of the some ECG's are done. These ECG's are from MTT/BIH database tapes 100, 107 and 109. Tapes 100, 107 and 109 are respectively normal, paced beat and left bundle branch block ECG's. Orginal data sampled at 360 Hz and this sampling rate is decreased to 200 Hz in this thesis. Compression processing which is run on computer with Pentium-75 microprocessor in Borland C is provided, as above mentioned, with 200 input nodes, 10 and 5 hidden nodes and 200 output nodes. At the same time, these values give compression ratio, i.e. 20:1 and 40:1. Therefore the utilized ANN structures are as 200:10:200 and 200:5:200. Generally, 20 cycles from ECG's are used in training ixTanlan EKG per%|»riu=3M Prâ=X2.77S39 Wı -ll 1\^f^^^^ M il Hj i u^n--/"1^^ aaafl | *3 ll«i-#«Uwo4l^^ IBürünen uari sauisi=l«WI Fiğ. 2. Graphics of the orginal and reconstructed ECG from MIT/BIH tapes 100 for 10 hidden nodes, and graphics of difference (5 traıes) between them process. As above mentioned, learning coefficient (s) and momentum (a) must be selected to minimize the error in training process. Reconstructed processing for compressed ECG is provided with 10 input nodes (because of 10 hidden nodes in compression) ör 5 input nodes (because of 5 hidden nodes in compression) and 200 output nodes. Number of hidden nodes are selected to minimize the error along with s and a. For normal ECG, orginal and reconstructed ECG is shown in Fiğ 2. An advantage of mis technique is to compress large numbers of data, i. e. 10 cycles (samples) from ECG's are used for training and 100 cycles (samples) can be compressed. x

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