A Quantitative Estimation of Proximity between ECG Waveforms
Advances in Biomedical Measurement, 1988
Two quantities are used most often to compare the proximity (or similarity) of digitised ECG wave... more Two quantities are used most often to compare the proximity (or similarity) of digitised ECG waveforms: the correlation coefficient r and the normalised mean-square distance D. This latter quantity will be referred to as “distance”. The formulae for r and D are shown in Fig. 1. The same figure shows two ECG waveforms, A(i), B(i), and the values r and D calculated for them. Further on we shall assume that the waveforms we compare are aligned so that there is no time shift between them. That means that the corresponding points i from A(i) and B(i) belong to the same phase of the cardiac cycle.
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