Neural Network Analysis and Evaluation of the Fetal Heart Rate
The aim of the present study is to obtain a highly objective automatic fetal heart rate (FHR) diagnosis. The neural network software was composed of three layers with the back propagation, to which 8 FHR data, including sinusoidal FHR, were input and the system was educated by the data of 20 cases w...
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doaj-b3ce45525f5144bb8a56ed4775b7dd0e2020-11-24T20:47:26ZengMDPI AGAlgorithms1999-48932009-01-0121193010.3390/a2010019Neural Network Analysis and Evaluation of the Fetal Heart RateYasuaki NoguchiFujihiko MatsumotoKazuo MaedaTakashi NagasawaThe aim of the present study is to obtain a highly objective automatic fetal heart rate (FHR) diagnosis. The neural network software was composed of three layers with the back propagation, to which 8 FHR data, including sinusoidal FHR, were input and the system was educated by the data of 20 cases with a known outcome. The output was the probability of a normal, intermediate, or pathologic outcome. The neural index studied prolonged monitoring. The neonatal states and the FHR score strongly correlated with the outcome probability. The neural index diagnosis was correct. The completed software was transferred to other computers, where the system function was correct.http://www.mdpi.com/1999-4893/2/1/19/Neural networkfetusneonatefetal heart rate (FHR)sinusoidal FHRnon-reassuring fetal statusneonatal asphyxia |
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Yasuaki Noguchi Fujihiko Matsumoto Kazuo Maeda Takashi Nagasawa Neural Network Analysis and Evaluation of the Fetal Heart Rate Algorithms Neural network fetus neonate fetal heart rate (FHR) sinusoidal FHR non-reassuring fetal status neonatal asphyxia |
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Yasuaki Noguchi Fujihiko Matsumoto Kazuo Maeda Takashi Nagasawa |
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Neural Network Analysis and Evaluation of the Fetal Heart Rate |
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Neural Network Analysis and Evaluation of the Fetal Heart Rate |
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Neural Network Analysis and Evaluation of the Fetal Heart Rate |
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Neural Network Analysis and Evaluation of the Fetal Heart Rate |
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Neural Network Analysis and Evaluation of the Fetal Heart Rate |
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neural network analysis and evaluation of the fetal heart rate |
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1999-4893 |
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The aim of the present study is to obtain a highly objective automatic fetal heart rate (FHR) diagnosis. The neural network software was composed of three layers with the back propagation, to which 8 FHR data, including sinusoidal FHR, were input and the system was educated by the data of 20 cases with a known outcome. The output was the probability of a normal, intermediate, or pathologic outcome. The neural index studied prolonged monitoring. The neonatal states and the FHR score strongly correlated with the outcome probability. The neural index diagnosis was correct. The completed software was transferred to other computers, where the system function was correct. |
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Neural network fetus neonate fetal heart rate (FHR) sinusoidal FHR non-reassuring fetal status neonatal asphyxia |
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