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48 results for heart murmur

Convolutional neural networks predict the analytic rank of elliptic curves accurately.

problem Predicting the analytic rank of elliptic curves over Q.
method Applied one-dimensional convolutional neural networks to Frobenius traces.
result High accuracy predictions for analytic rank across various conductors.

Framework for imputing missing heart data to simulate brain-heart interactions.

problem Lack of multi-modal patient data representing heart and brain processes.
method Probabilistic framework for joint cardiac data imputation and mechanistic model personalization.
result Accurate imputation of missing cardiac features in incomplete datasets.

Improved heart rate and activity recognition with low-power wrist sensors.

problem Challenges in battery life, cost, and sensor performance in wrist-worn sensing applications.
method Used photoplethysmography (PPG) for heart rate and activity recognition, applying transfer learning and CNNs.
result Low sampling frequencies (5 Hz and 10 Hz) achieved good performance in heart rate and activity recognition.

Paper uses CNNs to classify heart sounds from short segments.

problem Classifying heart sounds from short segments of individual beats.
method Developed a 1D-CNN and 2D-CNN ensemble for feature learning and score-level fusion.
result ECNN ensemble achieved 89.22% accuracy and 89.94% sensitivity on the PhysioNet CinC 2016 database.

Proposes a novel anomaly detection method for echocardiogram videos.

problem Anomaly detection in echocardiogram videos.
method Dynamic Variational Trajectory Models (TVAE-C, TVAE-R, TVAE-S) trained on healthy infant echocardiogram videos.
result Superior performance in detecting congenital heart defects and pulmonary hypertension.

AI-assisted heart disease diagnosis reduces misdiagnosis and saves lives.

problem Misdiagnosis of heart disease leads to unnecessary deaths.
method Developed an AI application using ML and DNN algorithms on a dataset from the Cleveland Clinic Foundation.
result DNN model achieved a 92% accuracy rate, reducing misdiagnosis.

Paper classifies heart sound recordings as normal or abnormal.

problem Classifying normal/abnormal heart sound recordings.
method Four steps: preprocessing, feature extraction, training, validation. Back propagation neural network used.
result Optimal threshold determined for distinguishing normal and abnormal.

Study predicts heart failure patient survival using stacked ensemble ML.

problem Predicting survival of heart failure patients.
method Collect and analyze patient data, apply SMOTE, use K-Means, Fuzzy C-Means clustering, Random Forest, XGBoost, Decision Tree, and propose a stacked ensemble model.
result Supervised ML algorithms outperform unsupervised models, achieving high accuracy and F1 score.

Embeddings from EHR diagnoses and procedures predict heart failure risk.

problem Challenges in feature engineering from EHR data due to high dimensionality and heterogeneity.
method Used GloVe to learn word embeddings for diagnoses and procedures in UK EHR data.
result Embeddings enable robust disease risk prediction models for congestive heart failure.

Active stacking improves heart rate estimation accuracy with minimal labeled data.

problem Inconsistent heart rate estimation across subjects due to signal quality and individual differences.
method Active learning and stacking ensemble regression to aggregate base estimators.
result Active stacking significantly outperforms other methods with minimal labeled data.

Study examines heart and football-shaped metrics, verifying geometric structure.

problem Analyzing reducible spherical conical metrics and their geometric properties.
method Examined 1-parameter heart shape and 3-parameter football shape families, verified structure theorem, used explicit metric and geodesic calculations.
result Naturally arise from Abelian differentials of the third kind, offer new evidence for spherical geometry and complex analytic structure interaction.

The study examines machine learning classification algorithms and their generalizability using Framingham Heart Study data.

problem Addressing biases and generalizability issues in machine learning classification algorithms.
method Comparison of eight machine learning classification algorithms on Framingham Heart Study data.
result Double discriminant scoring of type I is the most generalizable algorithm.

Machine learning improves CHD screening accuracy from 70% to 87.7%.

problem Predicting coronary heart disease using echocardiography and clinical features.
method Ensemble machine learning approach with model stacking and two-step stacking.
result Improved CHD classification accuracy from 70% to 87.7%.

Improved robustness of 1D CNNs for heart arrhythmia classification.

problem Improving the robustness of 1D CNNs for classification tasks.
method Parameterization using Cayley transform and controllability Gramian for Lipschitz-bounded CNNs.
result Improved robustness of trained Lipschitz-bounded 1D CNNs for heart arrhythmia classification.

Proposes a hybrid deep learning network for better heart failure survival prediction.

problem Improving survival prediction in heart failure patients.
method Joint analysis of cardiac motion features and clinical risk factors using a hybrid deep learning network.
result Optimal integration of clinical risk factors into deep prediction networks.

New scalable method balances hospital profit status and heart attack outcomes.

problem Balancing covariate distributions and minimizing weight dispersion in large datasets.
method Combines kernel basis expansion and convex optimization for efficient and flexible weighting.
result For-profit hospitals use interventional cardiology similarly to other hospitals but have higher mortality and readmission rates.

Study identifies mental stress in firefighters using heart rate variability data.

problem Unsupervised identification of mental stress in firefighters from heart rate variability data.
method Exploration and comparison of three unsupervised methods: K-Means, convolutional autoencoders, and LSTM autoencoders.
result Convolutional and LSTM autoencoders successfully stratify stressed versus normal samples using HRV markers.

AI detects heart disease from ECGs with improved interpretability and performance.

problem Undiagnosed structural heart disease due to high cost and accessibility of echocardiography.
method Generalized additive model integrating clinically meaningful ECG predictors.
result Improved AUROC, AUPRC, and F1 score compared to deep-learning baselines.

The paper discovers patterns in Maass forms' coefficients related to Fricke signs.

problem Identifying Fricke signs in Maass forms with unknown signs.
method Averaging Fourier coefficients, Linear Discriminant Analysis (LDA), neural networks.
result 96% accuracy in predicting Fricke signs for forms with even parity, 94% for odd parity.

The paper investigates causal relationships in heart failure prediction using machine learning.

problem Understanding the causal relationships between clinical variables and heart failure.
method Proposes a new computational framework for causal structure discovery (CSD) of mixed-type clinical variables for binary disease outcomes.
result Feature importance from nonlinear classifiers strongly correlates with causal strength of variables, but not differentiating cause and effect.

Modeling individual cardiovascular responses from wearable sensor data.

problem Capturing and understanding cardiovascular responses to physical activity and sleep changes.
method Attentional convolutional neural network to learn signatures from minute-level sensor data.
result Generated signatures generalize and outperform baseline models in predicting cardiovascular variables.

The study uses transfer learning to compare surgical outcomes across racial/ethnic subgroups.

problem Difficulty in comparing surgical outcomes due to racial/ethnic and geographic differences.
method Causal inference framework and transfer learning to incorporate data from multiple populations.
result Racial and ethnic differences in surgical outcomes are found, with non-Hispanic Black patients experiencing wide variability.