Method for reconstructing ecg signals through imaging for arrhythmia detection and its detection system

Abstract

Method for reconstructing ECG signals through imaging for arrhythmia detection and its detection system, wherein the method for reconstructing ECG signals through imaging for arrhythmia detection involves receiving images of the human skin, which contain color changes on the skin surface caused by heartbeats and heart rhythms. The method comprises performing noise reduction on these color changes and analyzing the color variations to extract a remote photoplethysmographic (rPPG) signal that corresponds to the heart rates and heart rhythms. Frequency domain analysis is conducted to identify the frequency features within the rPPG signal, and feature extraction is performed on these frequency characteristics to obtain a photoplethysmographic (PPG) signal. The PPG signal undergoes feature extraction to derive time domain features and frequency domain features, which are then fused to output a reconstructed ECG signal. Finally, the waveform characteristics of the reconstructed ECG signal are interpreted, allowing for the identification of classifications corresponding to arrhythmias based on these waveform features.