MIT BIH Polysomnographic Data multiple apnea labels
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Description
Hello, i am currently making a project on sleep apnea classification and ran into this confussion. In the MIT-BIH Polysomnographic database on ecg signals, there are a few data labelling which includes more than one label for the apnea labelling, such as '4 LA LA', '1 CAA CAA L', how do you actually interpret the labels correctly, should i use the first apnea label only, is there any documentation regarding this? Thank you!
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Start with the MIT-BIH Polysomnographic Data annotation documentation and inspect the examples “4 LA LA” and “1 CAA CAA L.” Done means documenting how multiple apnea labels should be interpreted and whether the first label alone is sufficient.
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