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A Real-Time Signal-Based Wavelet Long Short-Term Memory Method for Length-of-Stay Prediction for the Intensive Care

Yiqun Jiang¹, Qing Li¹, Wenli Zhang²

¹Industrial and Manufacturing Systems Engineering, College of Engineering, Iowa State University, Ames, IA, United States.

|August 20, 2025

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A new Wavelet Long Short-Term Memory (WT-LSTM) model accurately predicts intensive care unit (ICU) length-of-stay using real-time vital signs. This tool aids in efficient healthcare resource allocation and timely clinical decisions.

Keywords:

ICU management convolutional layer healthcare resource optimization intensive care unit real-time vital signs signal processing urgent care

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Critical Care Medicine

Background:

Efficient allocation of healthcare resources is crucial for hospital operations and mitigating financial strain.
Effective intensive care unit (ICU) management relies on accurate predictions of patient length-of-stay (LOS).
Achieving early, real-time LOS predictions presents a significant challenge in critical care settings.

Purpose of the Study:

To develop a novel predictive model, the Wavelet Long Short-Term Memory (WT-LSTM) model, for forecasting ICU length-of-stay.
To utilize only real-time vital sign data for predictions, enabling application in urgent care scenarios lacking demographic or historical data.
To provide early and accurate LOS predictions leveraging real-time patient monitoring.

Main Methods:

Integrated discrete wavelet transformation (DWT) with Long Short-Term Memory (LSTM) neural networks.
Employed DWT to filter noise from vital sign time series, enhancing prediction accuracy.
Evaluated model performance on the eICU database, focusing on 10 common ICU admission diagnoses.

Main Results:

The WT-LSTM model consistently outperformed baseline models (linear regression, LSTM, BiLSTM) in predicting ICU LOS.
Wavelet transformation significantly improved WT-LSTM performance, reducing mean square error by an average of 3.3%.
The model demonstrated strong predictive capabilities using short input data windows (3-24 hours), outperforming existing clinical systems like APACHE IV in some cases.

Conclusions:

The WT-LSTM model offers a highly accurate and adaptable solution for ICU LOS prediction using real-time vital signs.
Early prediction capabilities of WT-LSTM can significantly enhance clinical practice and resource optimization in ICUs.
This model supports critical clinical and administrative decisions, improving overall ICU management and operational efficiency.