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Introduction
This database contains reference P-wave annotations for twelve signals from the MIT-BIH Arrhythmia Database.
Annotations
The annotations were made by two experts. The first of them made the manual annotations, and the second one checked them. Unclear parts of the records were consulted by both. The free software tool SignalPlant was used to mark the P-waves.
The annotators process and analyze ECG professionally, and have been analyzing Holter ECG for more than 5 years. Both of them have Master's degrees in Biomedical Engineering and Bioinformatics from Brno University of Technology.
The signals were chosen because they include pathologies which make the detection of the p-waves more difficult. These annotations may be used to evaluate algorithms, however there is no guarantee that all present p-waves are labelled, or that all labels are correct.
Files
Annotation files are provided in standard WFDB format. They can be read using the rdann
function of the WFDB Software Package.
Annotations | Waveform record |
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100.pwave | 100 (male, age 69) |
101.pwave | 101 (female, age 75) |
103.pwave | 103 (male, age not recorded) |
106.pwave | 106 (female, age 24) |
117.pwave | 117 (male, age 69) |
119.pwave | 119 (female, age 51) |
122.pwave | 122 (male, age 51) |
207.pwave | 207 (female, age 89) |
214.pwave | 214 (male, age 53) |
222.pwave | 222 (female, age 84) |
223.pwave | 223 (male, age 73) |
231.pwave | 231 (female, age 72) |
Contact
Andrea Němcová: nemcovaa(at)feec(dot)vutbr(dot)cz
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