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Wavelet-based ECG compression using dynamic multi-stage vector quantization

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2 Author(s)
Gyu-Hyeok Jeong ; Dept. of Radio Eng., Chung-buk Univ., Cheongju ; In-Sung Lee

In this paper, an improved wavelet compression algorithm is proposed for electrocardiogram (ECG) signals which is combined with the lifting wavelet transform (WT) and the dynamic multi-stage vector quantization (MS-VQ). The lifting wavelet transformed coefficients in a hierarchical tree order are taken as the components of a vector called a tree vector (TV). Based on the property of wavelet coefficients that gives emphasis to approximation coefficients, the components of a target vector for two stages VQ is differently extracted from different WT subbands. In the first-stage, 32 dimensional TV for crude quantization is extracted in the order of a hierarchical tree from a WT sub-bands except the last sub-band and in the second stage, 64 dimensional code vectors from all WT sub-bands. Each codebook is adaptively updated by the distortion constrained codebook replenishment mechanism (DCCR). The combination of lifting WT and dynamic multi-stage VQ retains feature integrity of the ECG at high compression ratios. Preliminary results indicate that the proposed method excels over previous techniques for high fidelity compression.

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Industrial Electronics and Applications, 2009. ICIEA 2009. 4th IEEE Conference on

Date of Conference: 25-27 May 2009

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