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研究生: 蘇嘉逸
Su, Jia-Yi
論文名稱: 應用類神經網路與心律變異性之睡眠分期研究
Sleep Stage Classification by Heart Rate Variability Using Inception-based Neural Network
指導教授: 張凌昇
Jang, Ling-Sheng
學位類別: 碩士
Master
系所名稱: 電機資訊學院 - 電機工程學系
Department of Electrical Engineering
論文出版年: 2021
畢業學年度: 109
語文別: 英文
論文頁數: 38
中文關鍵詞: 類神經網路睡眠分期心電圖
外文關鍵詞: neural network, sleep stage, ECG, PPG, inception
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  • 睡眠問題在現今對人類來說是個重要的問題。睡眠的品質會影響一個人段時間的活力,並且長時間的糟糕睡眠品質會造成人的心理疾病。傳統上區分人的睡眠品質會採用PSG 的測試並由專家進行判別。由於採用PSG 會因為接在身上的感測器造成睡眠品質的影響進而對實驗結果產生不好的影響。使用ECG 的資料是一個可能的替代方案。ECG 資料只需要採用三個電極在身上,但這依舊是個影響。然後目光轉向了PPG,由血管的管徑變化來反推心率。這個技術已經被廣泛的使用在穿戴式裝置上,並且成本比前述的方法都低。由於一般的PSG 檢查並不包含PPG 的資料,因此多數的相關研究都使用ECG 為主。這個研究使用了一個同時有ECG 與PPG 的資料庫來判別睡眠階段。這研究在84 個個體資料判別四分類的睡眠階段問題中達到87%的準確率。我們也比較了不同種類的輸入方式對於模型的影響,讓未來在尋找新的特徵時會能找到與睡眠階段關聯性更高的特徵。
    Keywords: 類神經網路,睡眠分期,心電圖

    Sleep problems nowadays have become a big issue to human beings. Sleep quality will affect one’s energy the next in short time, and may cause mental disease while suffering from bad sleep for a long time. The traditional way to judge sleep quality is to take PSG data and determine it by experts. While taking PSG needs to connect to lots of sensors and may disrupt the quality of sleeping and that makes the result not as accurate as we thought. An alternative way is to use ECG data to determine it. This way you do not have to wear any sensor on head but still need some electrical patches paste on body. Then the idea comes to PPG data, which takes data from the change of blood vessels to indirectly get the heart rate. This technique has been used on many kinds of wearable devices and costs less. Somehow the research before used ECG data as main target because that the PPG data is not a standard while taking PSG data, most of the database can only use ECG. This work we found a database with both channels to make the sleep stage
    classification. The experiment used 84 subjects and made a 78% accuracy determination of the four sleep stages. We also compared different kinds of input to find out which would make the best performance to the model, which may help future research to find out a better feature to find out the relationships between heart rate variability and sleep stages.
    Keywords: neural network, sleep stage, PPG, ECG, inception

    中文摘要 I ACKNOWLEDGEMENT II ABSTRACT III CONTENTS IV LIST OF TABLES VI LIST OF FIGURES VII CHAPTER 1 INTRODUCTION 1 1.1 Motivation 1 1.2 Sleep stage and heart rate variability 2 1.3 Past studies 4 1.4 Inception network 6 CHAPTER 2 MATERIAL AND METHOD 7 2.1 Database 7 2.2 Peak detection and inputs 9 2.3 Model architecture 14 2.4 Training and evaluation 17 CHAPTER 3 RESULT 19 3.1 Model performance with different splits 19 3.2 Model components comparison 24 3.3 Comparisons with other models 27 CHAPTER 4 DISCUSSION 28 4.1 Effects of different parameters 28 4.2 Effects of input types 30 CHAPTER 5 CONCLUSION 34 REFERENCE 35

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