Comparative analysis of ECG signals under health problems and emotional states
Abstract
The state of such a complex system as the cardiovascular one can be reflected by the electrocardiogram (ECG). The study of this system has been of scientific interest because it has represented a challenge in the development of methods and application of tools in order to classify, detect and analyze the behavior of healthy hearts, hearts that present some functional deterioration of hearts under different conditions. Cardiac diseases are in the first place among various types of threats to life, due to their high incidence and mortality, and that is why interest has been unleashed in knowing the causes and in this way being able to face them. On the other hand, it has also been relevant to study the hearts of individuals who witnessed certain levels of anxiety, worry or fear, because these can lead to underlying diseases when feelings become excessive. That is why the purpose of this work is to present various investigations that address the study of the system in question through innovative methodologies and under the previously mentioned cardiac conditions.Downloads
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