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ECG-DualNet++ XL

TU Darmstadt (Rohr, Reich, Hoog Antink et al.)

Single-lead ECG

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ECG

Atrial fibrillation

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Arrhythmia

Binary classification

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Hybrid

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PyTorch

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MIT

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Dual-encoder single-lead ECG classifier for atrial fibrillation detection that fuses a raw-signal branch with a spectrogram branch via axial attention and a Transformer. Originally developed as a graduate-course project at TU Darmstadt for the 2017 PhysioNet/CinC Challenge, and later extended in a 2023 follow-up study. Released in four sizes up to 130M parameters (S/M/L/XL), alongside a simpler CNN+LSTM variant.

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Architecture

Hybrid

Dual-branch network combining a raw-signal encoder and a spectrogram encoder, fused via axial attention and a Transformer ('DualNet++'); a CNN+LSTM 'DualNet' variant is also released, in S/M/L/XL sizes up to 130M parameters

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PyTorch

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2026-07-10

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MIT

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License for model weights only. Associated code may be licensed seperately, check code source for specific terms.

description Publication

database Training & evaluation data

public 11,000 subjects · Canada

11,000 subjects with continuous single-lead ECG recorded over up to two weeks; used for unsupervised/self-supervised arrhythmia-representation pretraining.

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Short single-lead ECG recordings (9-61s) labeled as normal, AF, other rhythm, or noisy.

science Capabilities & performance

AF classification (challenge setting, pretrained)

Binary classification Atrial fibrillation
0.872 Accuracy PhysioNet 2017 Challenge (AF) · internal
0.8276 F1 PhysioNet 2017 Challenge (AF) · internal