ECG Arrhythmia Classification (PWDR) L1-528
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Forward model E
ECG Arrhythmia Classification (PWDR): wraps L1-388-style biomedical signal processing with established AAMI EC57 standard arrhythmia rules. Stage 1 (analytical, sibling to L1-388): from multi-lead or single-lead ECG, separate cardiac signal from baseline drift + powerline interference + EMG via blind source separation (ICA / NMF / wavelet); detect R-peaks via Pan-Tompkins or learned filter; extract per-beat features (RR interval, QRS morphology template, P-wave presence, QRS width, ST elevation/depression). Stage 2 (deterministic threshold): apply AAMI EC57 decision rules to classify each beat. Difficulty tier delta = 3.
L-DAG
Well-posedness W
- Existence:
- true
- Uniqueness:
- conditional
- Stability:
- conditional
- κ:
- 80
Existence inherited from L1-388. Uniqueness conditional on adequate SNR (typical 20-30 dB) and clean lead placement. Stability dominated by motion_artifact_wearable for consumer ECG. Joint Hadamard well-posedness established by Pan-Tompkins 1985 (foundational R-peak detection), AAMI 1998 EC57 standard, Hannun 2019 (deep-learning ECG arrhythmia detection at cardiologist level), Attia 2019 (Apple Heart Study), Perez 2019 (smartwatch AF screening).
Solvability C
- Solver class:
- linear-operator + signal-processing [Pan-Tompkins R-peak + ICA / wavelet template] + categorical-readout [AAMI EC57 classifier] | end-to-end deep neural [DeepECG, Hannun-Andrew Stanford CNN]
- Convergence rate q:
- 1
- Complexity:
- O(N_samples * log(N_samples)) for stage 1 + O(N_beats) for stage 2