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Transformer-Based Contrastive Learning Method for Automated Sleep Stages Classification
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作者 MA Jin REN Ze +3 位作者 ZHANG Tongtong DING Ying LU Yilei PENG Yinghong 《Journal of Shanghai Jiaotong university(Science)》 2025年第4期720-732,共13页
Automated sleep stages classification facilitates clinical experts in conducting treatment for sleep disorders,as it is more time-efficient concerning the analysis of whole-night polysomnography(PSG).However,most of t... Automated sleep stages classification facilitates clinical experts in conducting treatment for sleep disorders,as it is more time-efficient concerning the analysis of whole-night polysomnography(PSG).However,most of the existing research only focused on public databases with channel systems incompatible with the current clinical measurements.To narrow the gap between theoretical models and real clinical practice,we propose a novel deep learning model,by combining the vision transformer with supervised contrastive learning,realizing the efficient sleep stages classification.Experimental results show that the model facilitates an easier classification of multi-channel PSG signals.The mean F1-scores of 79.2%and 76.5%on two public databases outperform the previous studies,showing the model’s great capability,and the performance of the proposed method on the children’s small database also presents a high mean accuracy of 88.6%.Our proposed model is validated not only on the public databases but the provided clinical database to strictly evaluate its clinical usage in practice. 展开更多
关键词 sleep stages classification vision transformer contrastive learning polysomnography(PSG)signal
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CGB-Net:A Novel Convolutional Gated Bidirectional Network for Enhanced Sleep Posture Classification
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作者 Hoang-Dieu Vu Duc-Nghia Tran +2 位作者 Quang-TuPham Ngoc-Linh Nguyen Duc-Tan Tran 《Computers, Materials & Continua》 2025年第11期2819-2835,共17页
This study presents CGB-Net,a novel deep learning architecture specifically developed for classifying twelve distinct sleep positions using a single abdominal accelerometer,with direct applicability to gastroesophagea... This study presents CGB-Net,a novel deep learning architecture specifically developed for classifying twelve distinct sleep positions using a single abdominal accelerometer,with direct applicability to gastroesophageal reflux disease(GERD)monitoring.Unlike conventional approaches limited to four basic postures,CGB-Net enables fine-grained classification of twelve clinically relevant sleep positions,providing enhanced resolution for personalized health assessment.The architecture introduces a unique integration of three complementary components:1D Convolutional Neural Networks(1D-CNN)for efficient local spatial feature extraction,Gated Recurrent Units(GRU)to capture short-termtemporal dependencieswith reduced computational complexity,and Bidirectional Long Short-Term Memory(Bi-LSTM)networks for modeling long-term temporal context in both forward and backward directions.This complementary integration allows the model to better represent dynamic and contextual information inherent in the sensor data,surpassing the performance of simpler or previously published hybrid models.Experiments were conducted on a benchmark dataset consisting of 18 volunteers(age range:19–24 years,mean 20.56±1.1 years;height 164.78±8.18 cm;weight 55.39±8.30 kg;BMI 20.24±2.04),monitored via a single abdominal accelerometer.A subjectindependent evaluation protocol with multiple random splits was employed to ensure robustness and generalizability.The proposed model achieves an average Accuracy of 87.60% and F1-score of 83.38%,both reported with standard deviations over multiple runs,outperforming several baseline and state-of-the-art methods.By releasing the dataset publicly and detailing themodel design,this work aims to facilitate reproducibility and advance research in sleep posture classification for clinical applications. 展开更多
关键词 sleep posture classification deep learning accelerometer gastroesophageal reflux disease(GERD) CGB-Net convolutional neural networks recurrent neural networks human activity recognition
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Competitive Multi-Verse Optimization with Deep Learning Based Sleep Stage Classification 被引量:1
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作者 Anwer Mustafa Hilal Amal Al-Rasheed +5 位作者 Jaber SAlzahrani Majdy M.Eltahir Mesfer Al Duhayyim Nermin M.Salem Ishfaq Yaseen Abdelwahed Motwakel 《Computer Systems Science & Engineering》 SCIE EI 2023年第5期1249-1263,共15页
Sleep plays a vital role in optimum working of the brain and the body.Numerous people suffer from sleep-oriented illnesses like apnea,insomnia,etc.Sleep stage classification is a primary process in the quantitative ex... Sleep plays a vital role in optimum working of the brain and the body.Numerous people suffer from sleep-oriented illnesses like apnea,insomnia,etc.Sleep stage classification is a primary process in the quantitative examination of polysomnographic recording.Sleep stage scoring is mainly based on experts’knowledge which is laborious and time consuming.Hence,it can be essential to design automated sleep stage classification model using machine learning(ML)and deep learning(DL)approaches.In this view,this study focuses on the design of Competitive Multi-verse Optimization with Deep Learning Based Sleep Stage Classification(CMVODL-SSC)model using Electroencephalogram(EEG)signals.The proposed CMVODL-SSC model intends to effectively categorize different sleep stages on EEG signals.Primarily,data pre-processing is performed to convert the actual data into useful format.Besides,a cascaded long short term memory(CLSTM)model is employed to perform classification process.At last,the CMVO algorithm is utilized for optimally tuning the hyperparameters involved in the CLSTM model.In order to report the enhancements of the CMVODL-SSC model,a wide range of simulations was carried out and the results ensured the better performance of the CMVODL-SSC model with average accuracy of 96.90%. 展开更多
关键词 Signal processing EEG signals sleep stage classification clstm model deep learning cmvo algorithm
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