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Biomedical Engineering Letters 2023 Volume.13 No. 4 p.625 ~ p.636
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Quantitative analysis of pulse arrival time and PPG morphological features based cuffless blood pressure estimation: a comparative study between diabetic and non-diabetic groups
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Park Seong-Ryul
Lee Seung-Jae Park Eun-Kyoung Lee Jong-Shill Kim In-Young
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Abstract
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Pulse arrival time (PAT) and PPG morphological features have attracted much interest in cuffless blood pressure (BP) estimation, but their effects are not clearly understood when vascular characteristics are affected by diseases such as diabetes. This work quantitatively analyzes the effect of diabetic disease on the PAT and PPG morphological features-based BP estimation. We selected 112 diabetic patients and 308 non-diabetic subjects from VitalDB, and extracted 16 features including PAT, PPG morphological features, and heart rate. BP estimation performance was statistically compared between groups using linear regression models with several feature sets, and the relative importance of each feature in the optimal feature set was extracted. As a result, the standard deviation of the error and mean absolute error of PAT-based BP estimation were significantly higher in the diabetic group than in the non-diabetic group (p?0.01). A feature set containing PAT and PPG morphological features achieved the best performance in both groups. However, the relative importance of each feature for BP estimation differed notably between groups. The results indicate that different features are important depending on the vascular characteristics, which could help to construct different models to accommodate specific diseases.
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KEYWORD
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Cuffless blood pressure estimation, Pulse arrival time, PPG morphological features, Relative feature importance, Diabetes
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