Accurate Identification of Actionable Single-Lead ECG Data Using a Signal Quality Assessment Algorithm

Accurate identification of high-quality ECG data is crucial for reliable cardiac rhythm assessment, particularly in ambulatory settings.This study presents a machine learning-based signal quality assessment algorithm designed to address the challenges of ECG signal classification in diverse and real-world environments.The algorithm prioritises sensitivity, effectively identifying actionable ECG segments while minimising the risk of discarding critical clinical data.Trained and validated on a wide range of public and proprietary ECG datasets, the algorithm maintains a consistently high sensitivity (>98%) across various device types, patient demographics, and recording environments.Our results highlight the algorithm's utility as a generalisable signal quality triage tool, with the potential to reduce burden on clinicians and enhance the efficiency of ECG analysis in clinical practice.

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Computing in cardiology
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2024-12-01
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https://doi.org/10.22489/cinc.2024.024
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ECG Monitoring and Analysis
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Accurate Identification of Actionable Single-Lead ECG Data Using a Signal Quality Assessment Algorithm

Michael P. Jennings, Matthew P. Fitzpatrick, Holly Easlea, Rebecca Hand et al.
Computing in cardiology
ECG Monitoring and Analysis
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Accurate Identification of Actionable Single-Lead ECG Data Using a Signal Quality Assessment Algorithm

Michael P. Jennings, Matthew P. Fitzpatrick, Holly Easlea, Rebecca Hand, Jonathan Francey, David J. Burke, Jordan Diven, Andrew Miller
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Abstract

Accurate identification of high-quality ECG data is crucial for reliable cardiac rhythm assessment, particularly in ambulatory settings.This study presents a machine learning-based signal quality assessment algorithm designed to address the challenges of ECG signal classification in diverse and real-world environments.The algorithm prioritises sensitivity, effectively identifying actionable ECG segments while minimising the risk of discarding critical clinical data.Trained and validated on a wide range of public and proprietary ECG datasets, the algorithm maintains a consistently high sensitivity (>98%) across various device types, patient demographics, and recording environments.Our results highlight the algorithm's utility as a generalisable signal quality triage tool, with the potential to reduce burden on clinicians and enhance the efficiency of ECG analysis in clinical practice.

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Openalex Percentile: Top 57%
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