A study on non-contact ECG signal reconstruction based on MST-ECGNet deep learning model
GUO Tianjiao
YUAN Nianzeng
AN Qiang
LYU Hao
WANG Jingzhe
ZHANG Zhiyuan
LONG Yunuo
LIU Zhenhua
XUE Huijun
Abstract:Objective To address the limitations of conventional electrocardiogram(ECG)monitoring technologies,including discomfort and inability for continuous monitoring induced by electrodes,this paper proposed an accurate non-contact ECG signal reconstruction method by combining bio-radar and deep learning technology.Methods First,a 94 GHz continuous-wave bio-radar was employed to capture thoracic micro-motion signals,from which cardiac mechanical motion signals were extracted using variational mode decomposition.Subsequently,a multi-scale transformer for ECG reconstruction network(MST-ECGNet)was constructed,employing a dual-path feature extraction architecture with the multi-scale cardiac network to extract local multi-scale features and Transformer-Encoder to extract the global temporal dependencies.After feature fusion,cardiac mechanical motion signals were translated into ECG signals by Transformer-Decoder.Results Experimental results demonstrated that the reconstructed ECG signals exhibited a Pearson correlation coefficient of 0.956 with reference signals,indicating high consistency.Compared to existing non-contact methods,the proposed approach showed superior performance in waveform reconstruction accuracy.Conclusion This paper proposes a non-contact ECG signal reconstruction method based on the MST-ECGNet model.This model takes into account both multi-scale local and global feature extraction,achieving precise ECG signal reconstruction and providing a non-contact,long-term,and dynamic solution for the diagnosis and monitoring of cardiovascular diseases.
Keywords:bio-radarnon-contactneural networksmulti-scale featureencoder-decoder networkelectrocardiogramcardiac mechanical motioncardiovascular diseases
Publication Date:2025-10-31
Online Publishing Date:2026-08-26(First online date of this platform, not the publication date of the document)
Pages:7( 1353-1358,1363 )
Journal of Air Force Medical University

Journal of Air Force Medical University

AMI
ISSN:2097-1656
Year, Vol.(Issue):2025,(10)