BP-DeepONet: A New Method for Cuffless Blood Pressure Estimation Using Physics-Informed DeepONet
Core Concepts
Proposing a novel physics-informed DeepONet framework to predict ABP waveforms continuously, improving cardiovascular health monitoring.
Abstract
新しい物理情報DeepONetフレームワークを提案して、連続的にABP波形を予測し、心血管健康のモニタリングを向上させる。
Cardiovascular diseases (CVDs) are the leading cause of death globally, with blood pressure serving as a crucial indicator. Arterial blood pressure (ABP) waveforms provide continuous pressure measurements throughout the cardiac cycle and offer valuable diagnostic insights. The study proposes a novel framework based on the physics-informed DeepONet approach to predict ABP waveforms. Unlike previous methods, this approach requires the predicted ABP waveforms to satisfy specific equations and boundary conditions. The framework can predict ABP waveforms continuously within the artery segment being simulated. Incorporating Windkessel boundary condition allows for generating natural physical reflection waves closely resembling real-world measurements. Meta-learning is introduced to estimate model hyper-parameters during training process.
According to WHO, CVDs are responsible for 32% of global deaths in 2019, with high blood pressure being a predominant cause. Monitoring ABP waveforms continuously is crucial for disease detection and prevention. Invasive methods are risky and expensive, making non-invasive methods desirable for daily monitoring of ABP waveforms. Deep learning-based methods have gained interest in estimating ABP from physiological signals like ECG and PPG.
Deep learning models have been used to estimate systolic and diastolic blood pressure, as well as entire ABP waveforms using various neural network architectures. These models are trained by minimizing differences between ground truth labels and network predictions obtained from physiological signals like ECG and PPG.
The proposed BP-DeepONet aims to predict ABP waveforms at different locations in arteries based on Navier-Stokes equation governing blood flow dynamics. The model incorporates physics-informed learning to map physiological signals to PDE solutions accurately predicting hemodynamics in radial arteries.
Numerical experiments validate the effectiveness of the proposed method by solving one instance of Navier-Stokes equation using MacCormack scheme as reference solution. A residual network is trained using time-periodic conditions and boundary constraints showing close agreement with simulated solutions.
BP-DeepONet
Stats
Cardiovascular diseases account for 32% of global deaths in 2019.
Proposed BP-DeepONet predicts ABP waveforms continuously within arteries based on Navier-Stokes equation.
Incorporates Windkessel boundary condition for generating natural reflection waves resembling real-world measurements.
Meta-learning introduced to estimate model hyper-parameters during training process.
Quotes
"Incorporating the Windkessel boundary condition in our solution allows for generating natural physical reflection waves."
"Our proposed method not only accurately predicts continuous ABP waveforms but also outperforms traditional approaches."
"Meta-learning is introduced enabling neural networks to learn these parameters during training process."
What counterarguments exist against relying solely on deep learning-based models like BP-DeepONet for accurate prediction of complex physiological phenomena
How might advancements in physics-informed machine learning techniques like those used in BP-DeepONet impact other fields outside healthcare technology
BP-DeepONet: A New Method for Cuffless Blood Pressure Estimation Using Physics-Informed DeepONet
BP-DeepONet
How can non-invasive methods like BP-DeepONet improve long-term monitoring of cardiovascular health beyond traditional invasive techniques
What counterarguments exist against relying solely on deep learning-based models like BP-DeepONet for accurate prediction of complex physiological phenomena
How might advancements in physics-informed machine learning techniques like those used in BP-DeepONet impact other fields outside healthcare technology