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Fig 1.

Main procedure involved in the classification of ECG.

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Table 1.

MIT-BIH verses AAMI 5 heartbeat classes grouping.

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Fig 2.

Distribution of heartbeats in different classes of the MIT-BIH ECG database.

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Table 2.

Total heartbeats in training dataset classes before and after SMOTE.

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Fig 3.

CNN with sequence of layers from input to output.

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(a) Plain network and (b) A residual network.

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Fig 5.

The architecture of the proposed ResNet model.

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Fig 6.

Training and testing accuracy (batch size = 32).

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Fig 7.

Training and testing loss.

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Fig 8.

Accuracy using 10-Fold cross validation.

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Fig 9.

Classifier performance using confusion matrix (a) Without normalization (b) With normalization.

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Fig 10.

Precision and sensitivity values for five classes.

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Table 3.

Statistical performance on ECG test dataset.

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Table 4.

Performance on ECG test dataset using different batch size for a learning rate of 0.0001.

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Table 5.

Performance on ECG test dataset using different batch size for a learning rate of 0.001.

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Table 6.

Comparison results with the state of the art.

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