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On the redundancy of denoising in electrocardiogram reconstruction

  • By

  • Ekenedirichukwu N. Obianom

  • Abdulhamed M. Jasim

  • Abubakar Sadiq Muhammad

  • G. André Ng

  • Xin Li

  • June 26, 2026

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    Electrocardiogram (ECG) reconstruction synthesizes leads from recorded data to address missing or noisy leads.

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    The study compares multiple-model and single-model pipelines for ECG reconstruction using 10,000 normal ECG records.

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    Results indicate that the single-model pipeline performs comparably to the multiple-model pipeline with average correlations above 0.85.

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    Fine-tuning the single-model pipeline through transfer learning can improve performance on abnormal ECGs with minimal data.

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    Eliminating the denoising step in ECG reconstruction reduces computational demands and storage requirements for wearable devices.

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On the redundancy of denoising in electrocardiogram reconstruction

  • by Ekenedirichukwu N. Obianom, Abdulhamed M. Jasim, Abubakar Sadiq Muhammad, G. André Ng, Xin Li

  • June 26, 2026

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