Detection of the heartbeat in cranial accelerometer data using independent component analysis
AssigneeBrainlab AG
InventorsChristian Harrer, Stephan Mittermeyer, Bálint Varkuti
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AssigneeBrainlab AG
InventorsChristian Harrer, Stephan Mittermeyer, Bálint Varkuti
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The invention relates to a computer-implemented medical data processing method for determining a heartbeat signal describing the heartbeat of a patient in the time domain, the method comprising executing, on a processor of a computer, steps of: a) acquiring, at the processor, acceleration measurement data describing an acceleration in the time domain of an anatomical body part measured on an external surface of the anatomical body part; b) determining, by the processor, component analysis data describing a result of an independent component analysis in the time domain of the acceleration measurement data; c) acquiring, at the processor, heartbeat template data describing template shapes of heartbeat in the time domain; d) determining, by the processor and based on the component analysis data and the heartbeat template data, recurrent shape data describing a recurrence of certain signal shapes in the component analysis data; e) determining, based on the recurrent shape data, heartbeat signal data describing a time series of the heartbeat.
A system for determining a heartbeat signal describing the heartbeat of a patient, the system comprising:
A computer-implemented method for determining a heartbeat signal describing the heartbeat of a patient in the time domain, the method comprising:
A non-transitory computer-readable program storage medium on which a program is stored which, when executed by at least one processor of at least one computer, causes the at least one computer to perform a method for determining a heartbeat signal describing the heartbeat of a patient in the time domain, the program for the method configures the at least one processor to:
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