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ECG Signal Denoising Using Multi-scale Patch Embedding and Transformers

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arxiv 2407.11065 v1 pith:SVQU6YFM submitted 2024-07-12 eess.SP cs.LG

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keywords denoisingembeddingsignalspatchsignaltransformercardiovascularconvolutional
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Cardiovascular disease is a major life-threatening condition that is commonly monitored using electrocardiogram (ECG) signals. However, these signals are often contaminated by various types of noise at different intensities, significantly interfering with downstream tasks. Therefore, denoising ECG signals and increasing the signal-to-noise ratio is crucial for cardiovascular monitoring. In this paper, we propose a deep learning method that combines a one-dimensional convolutional layer with transformer architecture for denoising ECG signals. The convolutional layer processes the ECG signal by various kernel/patch sizes and generates an embedding called multi-scale patch embedding. The embedding then is used as the input of a transformer network and enhances the capability of the transformer for denoising the ECG signal.

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  1. TF-TransUNet1D: Time-Frequency Guided Transformer U-Net for Robust ECG Denoising in Digital Twin

    cs.LG 2025-08 conditional novelty 4.0 of 10

    A TransUNet-style 1D network with a hybrid time-frequency loss achieves MAE 0.1285 and PCC 0.9540 on mixed-noise ECG denoising at 0 dB.

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