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Digit Biomark2024;8(1):218-228.January 1, 2024Journal Article

Multicenter Evaluation of Machine-Learning Continuous Pulse Rate Algorithm on Wrist-Worn Device.

Weixuan Chen1, Rafael Cordero2, Jessie Lever Taylor1, Domenico R Pangallo2, Rosalind W Picard1,3, Marisa Cruz1, Giulia Regalia2
1Empatica Inc., Cambridge, MA, USA.
2Empatica Srl, Milan, Italy.
3MIT Media Lab, Massachusetts Institute of Technology, Cambridge, MA, USA.

Abstract

INTRODUCTION: Though wrist-worn photoplethysmography (PPG) sensors play an important role in long-term and continuous heart rhythm monitoring, signals measured at the wrist are contaminated by more intense motion artifacts compared to other body locations. Machine learning (ML)-based algorithms can improve long-term pulse rate (PR) tracking but are associated with more stringent regulatory require…

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