GRENZE International Journal of Engineering and Technology
Vol. 12
(2026), Issue 2
AI Driven ECG Arrhythmia Diagnosis
Authors
T. Adilakshmi, Nagaratna P. Hegde, Kadari Shivamani
Abstract
The patient management needs to have quick and accurate diagnosis of cardiac rhythm abnormalities to achieve effective clinical results. Although, arrhythmias interpretation in case of ECGs recordings is a complicated task, usually, it should be performed by experts, which may introduce delays and a risk of diagnostic variability. In order to address these challenges, Deep Learning based framework offer as-tudy which can conduct automed ECG analysis and diagnosis. The model suggested relies on the utilization of the sophisticated convolutional neural network designs which have been trained on a massive dataset of real world ECG data. This enables one to have a powerful and reliable prediction model. The system can identify hidden biomarkers and also crystalize irregular patterns by direct processing raw ECG signals which is incredibly sensitive and also learns to recognize irregular patterns. As a result, it is able to identify a broad range of arrhyth-mias effectively and with high accuracy even in cases where the waveform features vary to a large extent. Gandhi and Gandhi (2017) also introduce a user-friendly dashboard, which enables medical practitioners to upload ECG recordings and receive diagnosis in-formation on the spot. This will help to make clinical decisions faster, support timely triage, and help make treatment plans more personal. Notably, the model is also data-driven because it focuses less on a black box. It brings out the important sig-nal characteristics affecting its predictions and clearly explainable in a human understandable manner, therefore increasing the confidence and ease of use by the clinicians.
Pages:
3817 - 3821