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Mohagheghian et al., 2024 - Google Patents

Atrial fibrillation detection on reconstructed photoplethysmography signals collected from a smartwatch using a denoising autoencoder

Mohagheghian et al., 2024

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2760350427050280090
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Mohagheghian F
Han D
Ghetia O
Chen D
Peitzsch A
Nishita N
Ding E
Otabil E
Noorishirazi K
Hamel A
Dickson E
DiMezza D
Tran K
McManus D
Chon K
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Expert Systems with Applications

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Photoplethysmography (PPG) signals collected by wearables have been shown to be effective in accurate detection of atrial fibrillation (AF), provided that the data are devoid of motion and noise artifacts (MNA). Many studies have been previously conducted to detect …
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