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Computers in Cardiology / Physionet Challenge 2009: Predicting Acute Hypotensive Episodes

Jean-Marc Vesin, Florian Jousset
2009
Conference Papers

Abstract

The goal of the Computers in Cardiology / Physionet Challenge 2009 is to predict which patients will experience acute hypotensive episode within a forecast window of one hour. In our study, statistically robust features extracted from the supplied training set were defined. A Support Vector Machine was used to classify these features. In this paper, we present our method, results and conclusion about this statistical approach.

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