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A Multi-View Multi-Scale Neural Network for Multi-Label ECG Classification

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Shunxiang Yang
廉城 (Cheng Lian) *
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Zhigang Zeng
徐冰瑢 (Bingrong Xu)
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Junbin Zang
张志东 (Zhidong Zhang)
DOI:10.1109/TETCI.2023.3235374delete
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Abstract

Abstract

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The 12-lead electrocardiogram (ECG) is a common method used to diagnose cardiovascular diseases. Recently, ECG classification using deep neural networks has been more accurate and efficient than traditional methods. Most ECG classification methods usually connect the 12-lead ECG into a matrix and then input this matrix into a deep neural network. We propose a multi-view and multi-scale deep neural network for ECG classification tasks considering different leads as different views, taking full advantage of the diversity of different lead features in a 12-lead ECG. The proposed network utilizes a multi-view approach to effectively fuse different lead features, and uses a multi-scale convolutional neural network structure to obtain the temporal features of an ECG at different scales. In addition, the spatial information and channel relationships of ECG features are captured by coordinate attention to enhance the feature representation of the network. Since our network contains six view networks, to reduce the size of the network, we also explore the distillation of dark knowledge from the multi-view network into a single-view network. Experimental results on multiple multi-label datasets show that our multi-view network outperforms existing state-of-the-art networks in multiple tasks.
Keywords:
Electrocardiography
Convolution
Feature extraction
Neural networks
Deep learning
Kernel
Knowledge engineering
ECG classification
multi-view
multi-scale
attention
knowledge distillation

Journal

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IEEE Transactions on Emerging Topics in Computational Intelligence
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Wuhan University of Technology
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Citations: 4.4W