A noise reduction method for ECG signals based on group sparsity
An ECG signal, group sparse technology, applied in medical science, diagnosis, diagnostic recording/measurement, etc., can solve the problems of underestimation of ECG signal peak value, loss of original signal information, and insufficient smooth signal waveform, and achieve accurate and efficient reduction. noise, promoting group sparsity, and improving effectiveness
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[0021] The present invention will be further described below.
[0022] A kind of electrocardiographic signal denoising method based on group sparsity characteristic, comprises the steps:
[0023] a) Establish a mathematical model of ECG signal such as y=x+w, wherein, y∈R N is a noisy ECG signal, x is a clean ECG signal, x=[x(0),x(1),...,x(N)] T ∈ R N , w∈R N is the added noise signal, R N is an N-dimensional real number space, x n,K =[x(n),...,x(n+K-1)] T ∈ R K , 0≤n≤N-K, x n,K Indicates the vector 0≤n≤N-K whose initial subscript is n and consists of K points in the vector x;
[0024] b) Due to the ECG signal x and its differential They are all group sparse. In order to promote the group sparsity of the solution, the ECG signal group sparsity measurement function is selected to establish a convex optimization problem about the variable x. By solving the optimal solution x of the convex optimization problem * , get a clean ECG signal x, that is, x * =x;
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