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• W4282914967 abstract "Background and objective: Auscultation is the first technique applied to the early diagnose of any cardiovascular disease (CVD) in rural areas and poor-resources countries because of its low cost and non-invasiveness. However, it highly depends on the physician’s expertise to recognize specific heart sounds heard through the stethoscope. The analysis of phonocardiogram (PCG) signals attempts to segment each cardiac cycle into the four cardiac states (S1, systole, S2 and diastole) in order to develop automatic systems applied to an efficient and reliable detection and classification of heartbeats. In this work, we propose an unsupervised approach, based on time-frequency characteristics shown by cardiac sounds, to detect and classify heartbeats S1 and S2. Methods: The proposed system consists of a two-stage cascade. The first stage performs a rough heartbeat detection while the second stage refines the previous one, improving the temporal localization and also classifying the heartbeats into types S1 and S2. The first contribution is a novel approach that combines the dissimilarity matrix with the frame-level spectral divergence to locate heartbeats using the repetitiveness shown by the heart sounds and the temporal relationships between the intervals defined by the events S1/S2 and non-S1/S2 (systole and diastole). The second contribution is a verification-correction-classification process based on a sliding window that allows the preservation of the temporal structure of the cardiac cycle in order to be applied in the heart sound classification. The proposed method has been assessed using the open access databases PASCAL, CirCor DigiScope Phonocardiogram and an additional sound mixing procedure considering both Additive White Gaussian Noise (AWGN) and different kinds of clinical ambient noises from a commercial database. Results: The proposed method outperforms the detection and classification performance of other recent state-of-the-art methods. Although our proposal achieves the best average accuracy for PCG signals without cardiac abnormalities, 99.4% in heartbeat detection and 97.2% in heartbeat classification, its worst average accuracy is always above 92% for PCG signals with cardiac abnormalities, signifying an improvement in heartbeat detection/classification above 10% compared to the other state-of-the-art methods evaluated. Conclusions: The proposed method provides the best detection/classification performance in realistic scenarios where the presence of cardiac anomalies as well as different types of clinical environmental noises are active in the PCG signal. Of note, the promising modelling of the temporal structures of the heart provided by the dissimilarity matrix together with the frame-level spectral divergence, as well as the removal of a significant number of spurious heart events and recovery of missing heart events, both corrected by the proposed verification-correction-classification algorithm, suggest that our proposal is a successful tool to be applied in heart segmentation." @default.
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• W4282914967 title "Unsupervised detection and classification of heartbeats using the dissimilarity matrix in PCG signals" @default.
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