STROKE PREDICTION MULTI-ARCHITECTURE STACKED ENSEMBLE SUPERMODEL
개요
발명자
Krag Browder; Ezekiel Fink
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Apparatus and associated methods relate to emergency stroke detection and classification. In an illustrative example, a stroke detection device may include an ensemble stroke classification model (ESCM). The ESCM may, for example, include class-specific model sets applicable for at least four classes of features, and a general model set applicable for all classes of features. Each model set, for example, may be stacked with multiple class-specific models for each of a corresponding group of architectures. The stroke detection device may, for example, extract predetermined features from a rolling window of a first predetermined duration of EEG data. The predetermined features are extracted and combined into a 1-D input vector. By applying the input vector, the stroke detection device may generate a binary stroke prediction result. Various embodiments may advantageously accurately predict whether a patient is experiencing a stroke within a finite time to assist an emergency service personnel.
원문 (중국어)
Apparatus and associated methods relate to emergency stroke detection and classification. In an illustrative example, a stroke detection device may include an ensemble stroke classification model (ESCM). The ESCM may, for example, include class-specific model sets applicable for at least four classes of features, and a general model set applicable for all classes of features. Each model set, for example, may be stacked with multiple class-specific models for each of a corresponding group of architectures. The stroke detection device may, for example, extract predetermined features from a rolling window of a first predetermined duration of EEG data. The predetermined features are extracted and combined into a 1-D input vector. By applying the input vector, the stroke detection device may generate a binary stroke prediction result. Various embodiments may advantageously accurately predict whether a patient is experiencing a stroke within a finite time to assist an emergency service personnel.