Warsaw University of Technology
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Lightweight convolutional neural network for binary ECG classification that represents ECG beats as spectrograms (via short-time Fourier transform) rather than raw signals, after denoising and frequency filtration to reduce data volume while preserving diagnostically relevant information. Using the large public PTB-XL dataset, the spectrogram-based CNN reached 99.06% accuracy, outperforming an equivalent raw-signal CNN, while also reducing memory usage and computation by avoiding complex architectures; the authors additionally studied the effect of signal up/down-sampling on classification performance.
Architecture
CNN (2D)
CNN operating on short-time-Fourier-transform spectrograms of denoised, frequency-filtered ECG beats (lead V1), compared against an equivalent raw-signal CNN
Added to catalog
2026-08-14
52% male / 48% female; age range 0-95 (median ~62). 21,837 10-second 12-lead ECG records.
Binary ECG classification (normal vs. abnormal) from denoised short-time-Fourier-transform spectrograms of PTB-XL ECG beats