Ambulation Analysis in Wearable ECG

von: Subhasis Chaudhuri, Tanmay D. Pawar, Siddhartha Duttagupta

Springer-Verlag, 2009

ISBN: 9781441907240 , 161 Seiten

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Ambulation Analysis in Wearable ECG


 

Ambulation Analysis in Wearable ECG

2

Preface

6

Acknowledgments

9

Contents

10

1 Introduction

13

1.1 Basics of Electrocardiogram (ECG)

13

1.2 Artifacts in ECG

17

1.2.1 EMG Noise

17

1.2.2 Baseline Wandering

17

1.2.3 Powerline Interference

18

1.2.4 Motion Artifacts

18

1.3 Ambulatory Monitoring

18

1.4 Challenges in Ambulatory ECG Processing

20

1.5 Mathematical Model of Ambulatory ECG Signal

21

1.6 Tour of the Book

22

2 Review of ECG Analysis

26

2.1 QRS Detection Methods

27

2.2 Delineation of Wave Boundaries

29

2.3 Beat Alignment

31

2.4 Noise Reduction in ECG

32

2.5 Detection of Body Posture Changes

34

2.6 Overview of Wearable ECG Recorders

35

2.7 Analysis of Ambulation in ECG

36

3 Hardware Development of Wearable ECGDevices*

38

3.1 Introduction

38

3.2 Basics of Personal ECG Instruments

39

3.2.1 System Modules and Operation

39

3.2.2 System Requirements

40

3.3 Electrodes

40

3.4 Signal Conditioning

41

3.4.1 Implementation Using General-Purpose ICs

42

3.4.2 ASIC (Application-Speci c Integrated Circuit) Design forSignal Conditioning

44

3.5 Analog to Digital Converter

50

3.6 Digital Modules

53

3.6.1 Microcontroller

53

3.6.2 Data Storage

53

3.6.3 Data Retrieval

54

3.7 Discussion

54

4 Calibration of Locket

55

4.1 Calibration Requirements

56

4.2 Experimental Set-up

57

4.3 Calibration Technique

58

4.4 Results and Discussion

59

5 Data Acquisition

63

5.1 Introduction

63

5.2 Commonplace Body Movement Activities

64

5.3 Activity Transition

65

5.4 Motion Sensing

67

5.4.1 Data Collection using Accelerometer

67

5.4.2 Processing of Accelerometer Data

69

5.5 Variation of Activity Levels

70

5.6 Protocols for Treadmill Tests

70

6 Detection of Activity Transition

72

6.1 Introduction

73

6.2 Transition Detection

75

6.3 Experimental Results

79

6.4 Discussion

86

7 Activity Recognition

87

7.1 Introduction

88

7.2 Nonparametric Classi cation

90

7.2.1 Preprocessing

92

7.2.2 Principal Component Analysis (PCA)

94

7.2.3 Supervised Learning of Body Movement

96

7.2.4 Activity Classi cation

98

7.2.5 Removal of Motion Artifacts

99

7.3 Parametric classi cation

99

7.3.1 Pre-processing

101

7.3.2 Feature Extraction

103

7.3.3 Hidden Markov Model (HMM) and Training

105

7.3.4 Activity Classi cation

107

7.4 Experimental Results

108

7.4.1 PCA-based Recognition

108

7.4.2 HMM-based Recognition

119

7.5 Discussion

128

8 Impact of Ambulation

130

8.1 Introduction

131

8.2 Derivation of Impact Signal

132

8.3 Synchronization of Impact and Motion Data

133

8.4 Experimentations

134

8.4.1 Experiments on the Treadmill

134

8.4.2 Experiments with Motion Sensors

137

8.5 Discussions

145

9 Conclusions

149

9.1 Conclusions

149

9.2 Scopes for Future Work

151

References

154

Index

163