The low-power
pulse wave signal arrhythmia classification method and
system of the application comprises the following steps: using a large
convolution kernel to extract the bottom local features of the original
signal, and reducing the sequence length by half through
pooling; adopting a leaky integral-
discharge neuron activation to make the data pulsed; using a large
convolution kernel and a hollow
convolution to expand the
receptive field and capture longer-range local timing features; dimensionally reducing the output features, cooperating with batch normalization, leaky integral-
discharge neurons and maximum
pooling, and aggregating the local features; calculating self-attention in each subsequence, combining a linear mapping layer, focusing the model on the feature correlation in the local subsequence through the aggregation of the sub-attention map, and extracting the waveform dependence in the short time window of the
pulse wave signal; calculating QKV interaction on the whole sequence, combining a
linear layer and a pulse
neuron, capturing long-distance global feature correlation, and mining the waveform dependence in different time periods of the
pulse wave signal. The application can achieve a classification performance equivalent to that of a deep
artificial neural network.