Abstract

In this paper, we propose a signal-based feature detection system for the early diagnosis of heart disease. The purpose of this study is to develop a compact healthcare system that extracts features from ECG signals. Therefore, the performance of the Tompkins algorithm, which is widely known as a signal-based feature detection algorithm, and the deep learning model of prior research are compared. In addition, by verifying the performance of the deep learning model by applying the Haar wavelet transform to the preprocessing, we determine the optimal feature detection model applicable to the healthcare system in terms of speed and accuracy. All algorithms and models were developed using Matlab on Window, and performance was compared on Jetson nano and Raspberry pi embedded boards. As a result, the best model in terms of speed and accuracy is the Haar wavelet bidirectional long short-term memory model, which quickly performs classification prediction with almost 97% accuracy. The advantage of this study is that it quickly performs classification prediction with high accuracy compared to existing healthcare systems that use algorithms that cause signal distortion. Therefore, cardiovascular diseases can be predicted and monitored based on the feature regions detected in this study. The data used are the MIT-BIH Arrhythmia Database and the Normal Sinus Rhythm Database. If additional patient data are established and verified in the future, it will be possible to use them not only in real life but also in clinical settings.

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