ANALISIS KLASIFIKASI SINYAL EKG BERBASIS WAVELET DAN JARINGAN SYARAF TIRUAN

ECG signals analysis at first associated to pattern recognition of the ECG signals marphology. Nonetheless the signals marphology varying not only in different patients but also in the same patient. The varying of the ECG marphology has efected difficulties in ECG analysis, particularly for a traini...

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Main Authors: , Arif Surtono, S. Si., M. Si, , Ir. Insap Santosa, M.Sc, Ph.D
Format: Theses and Dissertations NonPeerReviewed
Published: [Yogyakarta] : Universitas Gadjah Mada 2012
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Online Access:https://repository.ugm.ac.id/100689/
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Summary:ECG signals analysis at first associated to pattern recognition of the ECG signals marphology. Nonetheless the signals marphology varying not only in different patients but also in the same patient. The varying of the ECG marphology has efected difficulties in ECG analysis, particularly for a trainingless medicines. On the other hand the ECG signals contain much noises. Therefore it was require the suitable methods for ECG signals analysis. The research aim are to analyzing and classifying the ECG signals from heart condition of normal, arrhytmia, ventricular tachyarrhytmia, intracardiac atrial fibrillation and myocard infarction based on wavelet transformation and artificial neural network backpropagation. The research stages are data preparing, pre-processing, feature extraction, processing and post-processing. The 60/50 Hz noises in ECG signals from power line interference can be reduced using IIR notch filter with pole-zero placement method. The baseline wander noises can be reduced using discrete wavelet transform of 11 level decomposition to find frequency component below 0,5 Hz as a noise source. ECG feature extraction using normalization of average energy from each decomposition signals of 6 level by symlet wavelet (sym8). Artificial neural network backpropagation with sturcture of 7 input neuron, 7 hidden layer neuron and 5 output neuron has been used to classification of the ECG signals. Based on this work results obtained that average accuracy percentage of the neural network recognized all of the ECG types reached 87,424 %. Highest accuracy percentage of 95,455 % for ventricular tachyarrhytmia and lowest accuracy percentage of 70 % for arrhytmia classification.