Research Article
ECG Classification for Detecting ECG Arrhythmia Empowered with Deep Learning Approaches
Table 1
Limitations of previous work.
| Studies | Dataset | Method | Findings | Limitations |
| Strodthoff et al. [2] | PTB -XL | ResNet and inception | Predicted accuracy 89.8% | -No data augmentation | -Less accurate |
| Wasimuddin et al. [5] | ECG-ID | CAD and machine learning | Predicted accuracy 98.5% | -Handcrafted | -Small dataset |
| Elgendi and Menon [6] | SRAD | Database supervised ML algorithms | Predicted accuracy 75.02% | -No data augmentation | -Handcrafted |
| Hsu et al. [14] | MIT-DB | AlexNet and ResNet | Predicted accuracy 94.4% | -No data augmentation |
| Acharya et al. [16] | PTB DB | CNN layers | Accuracy 93.5% with noise and 95.22% without noise | -Less accurate | -Less number of classes |
| Gaddam et al. [37] | MIT-DB | Alex net | Predicted accuracy 95.6% | -Less accurate | -No data augmentation |
| Reddy and khare [32] | UCI dataset | Rule-based fuzzy classifier and feature reduction | Predicted accuracy 76.51% | -Handcrafted | -No augmentation | -Less accurate |
| Poudel et al. [34] | KVASIR dataset | CAD and machine learning | F1-score of 0.88 | -Handcrafted | -No augmentation | -Less number of classes |
| Siddique et al. [39] | Private | Fuzzy inference system, deep extreme machine learning, and ANN | 87.05%, 92.45%, and 89.4% | -Handcrafted | -No augmentation | -Less accurate |
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