A Hybrid Cryptographic Approach for Feature Extraction in Ecg Signals Using Machine Learning Concepts in Medical Applications

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N. Srikanth Prasad, G. Sirisha, G. Aparna, Dr. G. Anitha Mary, P. Sree Rathna Malathi, Mankala Narender

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AI is an arising most recent innovation of different fields reconciliation into man-made reasoning for tremendous applications including medical care. The subtleties of ECG data will give the medical issue of a heart tolerant. For right determination and treatment of the patient distantly utilizing computationally astute procedures needs to manage network security and the transfer speed issues to put the information in the storehouse assumes a fundamental job. In this paper a methodology of profoundly proficient AI ideas for tolerant medical care in separating the highlights productively from the information ECG signal is introduced. A RSA encryption strategy is utilized to give security which helps concealing the secret subtleties of the patient. The execution cycle shows the methodology achieves the pressure proportion and furthermore improves the security for information transmission over organization and furthermore helps in segregating the ordinary and unusual working of the heart for foreseeing the coronary illness dependent on the conditions exposed to seriousness of the usefulness. To deal with the transmission capacity issue while putting the patient subtleties in the information bases an extremely recognizable lossless calculation in particular SPHIT calculation is utilized to give amazing therapy, right finding of the ailments in clinical applications for patients.

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N. Srikanth Prasad, G. Sirisha, G. Aparna, Dr. G. Anitha Mary, P. Sree Rathna Malathi, Mankala Narender. (2021). A Hybrid Cryptographic Approach for Feature Extraction in Ecg Signals Using Machine Learning Concepts in Medical Applications. Annals of the Romanian Society for Cell Biology, 7590–7601. Retrieved from https://annalsofrscb.ro/index.php/journal/article/view/2301
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