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Parallel-Learning of Invariant and Tempo-variant Attributes of Single-Lead Cardiac Signals: PLITA

arXiv 2502.21162 ↗First posted 28 Feb 2025cs.LGcited by 0

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Wearable sensing devices, such as Holter monitors, will play a crucial role in the future of digital health. Unsupervised learning frameworks such as Self-Supervised Learning (SSL) are essential to map these single-lead electrocardiogram (ECG) signals with their anticipated clinical outcomes. These signals are characterized by a tempo-variant component whose patterns evolve through the recording and an invariant component with patterns that remain unchanged. However, existing SSL methods only drive the model to encode the invariant attributes, leading the model to neglect tempo-variant information which reflects subject-state changes through time. In this paper, we present Parallel-Learning of Invariant and Tempo-variant Attributes (PLITA), a novel SSL method designed for capturing both invariant and tempo-variant ECG attributes. The latter are captured by mandating closer representations in space for closer inputs on time. We evaluate both the capability of the method to learn the attributes of these two distinct kinds, as well as PLITA's performance compared to existing SSL methods for ECG analysis. PLITA performs significantly better in the set-ups where tempo-variant attributes play a major role.

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