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Author Spotlight: Investigating Anesthesia-Induced Sleep Pathways and Neuronal Excitability in Mice
Published on: October 11, 2024
Propofol Anesthesia Depth Monitoring Based on Self-Attention and Residual Structure Convolutional Neural Network
Yachao Wang1, Hui Zhang1, Ying Fan2
1Dept. Anesthesiol, First People's Hospital Xiaoshan, Hangzhou, Zhejiang, China.
Methods:
We compare nine index values, select CNN+EEG, which has good correlation with BIS index, as an anesthesia state observation index to identify the parameters of the model, and establish a model based on self-attention and dual resistructure convolutional neural network. The data of 93 groups of patients were selected and randomly grouped into three parts: training set, validation set, and test set, and compared the best and worst results predicted by BIS.
Result:
The best result is that the model's accuracy of predicting BLS on the test set has an overall upward trend, eventually reaching more than 90%. The overall error shows a gradual decrease and eventually approaches zero. The worst result is that the model's accuracy of predicting BIS on the test set has an overall upward trend. The accuracy rate is relatively stable without major fluctuations, but the final accuracy rate is above 70%.
Conclusion:
The prediction of BIS indicators by the deep learning method CNN algorithm shows good results in statistics.
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