Application US20180350468

PROCESSING PHYSIOLOGICAL ELECTRICAL DATA FOR ANALYTE ASSESSMENTS
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US20180350468

1.-54. (canceled) (0)

55. An analyte level prediction apparatus comprising: (11) (2)

a memory; and

a processor, operatively coupled to the memory, the processing device to: obtain electrocardiogram (ECG) data of a subject;

enter the ECG data into a machine learning model;

predict, from the machine learning model, the level of the analyte of the subject; and

provide the predicted level of the analyte of the subject.

56. The analyte level prediction apparatus of claim 55, wherein the level is a classification into a category selected from the group consisting of low, normal and high. (0)

57. The analyte level prediction apparatus of claim 55, wherein the machine learning model comprises one or more of: a feedforward neural network, a deep convolutional neural network, a support vector machine, a Gaussian mixture model, a hidden Markov model, Bayesian decision rules, logistic regression, nearest neighbor model, and decision trees. (0)

58. The analyte level prediction apparatus of claim 55, wherein to enter the ECG data into the machine learning model the processor is further to: (0) (2)

59. The analyte level prediction apparatus of claim 55, wherein the processor is further to: (0) (2)

60. The analyte prediction apparatus of claim 55, wherein the ECG data is from only a single lead. (0)

61. The analyte level prediction apparatus of claim 55, wherein the ECG data is from a portable ECG device that measures less than 12 leads. (0)

62. The analyte level prediction apparatus of claim 55, wherein the analyte is potassium. (0)

63. The analyte level prediction apparatus of claim 55, wherein the analyte is selected from a group consisting of: potassium, magnesium, phosphorous, calcium, bicarbonate, hydrogen ion, and glucose. (0)

64. The analyte level prediction apparatus of claim 55, wherein the analyte level is a predicted serum analyte concentration. (0)

65. The analyte level prediction apparatus of claim 55, wherein the machine learning model is trained on training ECG data of a population other than the subject from which the ECG data was obtained. (0)

66. The analyte level prediction apparatus of claim 55, wherein the machine learning model is trained on training ECG data of the subject from which the ECG data was obtained. (0)

67. An analyte level prediction apparatus comprising: (2) (2)

a memory; and

a processor, operatively coupled to the memory, the processing device to: obtain electrocardiogram (ECG) data of a subject;

processing the ECG data to generate one or more features of the ECG data;

enter the one or more features into a statistical model;

predict, from the statistical model, the level of the analyte of the subject; and

provide the level of the analyte of the subject.

68. The analyte level prediction apparatus of claim 67, wherein the processor is further to: (5) (3)

identify a plurality of beats in the ECG data; and

determine, for each beat in the plurality of beats, a value for a first feature of each beat,

wherein to predict, from the statistical model, the level of analyte, the processor is further to enter the value for the first feature of each beat into the statistical model.

69. The analyte level prediction apparatus of claim 68, wherein to determine the value for the first feature of each beat the processor is further to calculate, for each beat in the plurality of beats, a slope of at least a portion of a T-wave in each beat between the peak of the T-wave and the end of the T-wave. (0)

70. The analyte level prediction apparatus of claim 68, wherein to determine the value for the first feature of each beat the processor is further to calculate, for each beat in the plurality of beats, a magnitude of the peak of a T-wave in each beat. (0)

71. The analyte level prediction apparatus of claim 68, wherein the processor is further to: (0) (1)

72. The analyte level prediction apparatus of claim 68, wherein to predict, from the statistical model, the level of the analyte the processor is further to fit a distribution of the values for the first feature of at least some of the plurality of beats to a probability distribution function. (1) (0)

74. The analyte level prediction apparatus of claim 68, wherein to predict, from the statistical model, the level of the analyte the processor is further to compare the values for the first feature of at least a subset of the plurality of beats to a pre-defined template. (2) (0)

77. The analyte level prediction apparatus of claim 67, wherein the statistical model comprises a signal template, and wherein to predict, from the statistical model, the level of the analyte the processor is further to compare the ECG data to the signal template to obtain an indication of the level of the analyte in the subject. (1) (0)

79. A computer-implemented method for assessing a level of an analyte, the method comprising: (7) (4)

obtaining electrocardiogram (ECG) data of a subject;

entering the ECG data into a machine learning model;

predicting, from the machine learning model, the level of the analyte of the subject; and

providing the predicted level of the analyte of the subject.

80. The computer-implemented method of claim 79, wherein the level is a classification into a category selected from the group consisting of low, normal and high. (0)

81. The computer-implemented method of claim 79, wherein the machine learning model comprises one or more of: a feedforward neural network, a deep convolutional neural network, a support vector machine, a Gaussian mixture model, a hidden Markov model, Bayesian decision rules, logistic regression, nearest neighbor model, and decision trees. (0)

82. The computer-implemented method of claim 79, wherein entering the ECG data into the machine learning model further comprises: (0) (2)

83. The computer-implemented method of claim 79, further comprising: (0) (2)

84. The computer-implemented method of claim 79, wherein the analyte level is a potassium serum concentration. (0)

85. The computer-implemented method of claim 79, wherein the machine learning model is trained on training ECG data of a population other than the subject from which the ECG data was obtained. (0)

86. The computer-implemented method of claim 79, wherein the machine learning model is trained on training ECG data of the subject from which the ECG data was obtained. (0)

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PROCESSING PHYSIOLOGICAL ELECTRICAL DATA FOR ANALYTE ASSESSMENTS

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