Heptagonal Reinforcement Learning (HRL): a novel algorithm for early prevention of non-sinus cardiac arrhythmia

There have been many connections between medical science and artificial intelligence in recent years. Many problems arise with the integrity of communication. Cardiac arrhythmia, carried out using artificial intelligence methods, is one of the most dangerous diseases in the field of prevention. Topics introduced in artificial intelligence are the automatic selection of balancing and classification algorithms. In this study, metrics for machine learning algorithm selection are presented. The first problem is the problem of choosing the best balancing algorithm to balance the data sets, introduced as triangle rate (TR). The second issue to be studied is selecting the best automatic classification algorithm. The third action was to use a scoring algorithm to predict sinus and non-sinus arrhythmias. The heptagonal reinforcement learning (HRL) achieved results competitive with standard algorithms by combining three types of algorithms. The data used in this study was a 12-lead electrocardiogram (ECG) database of arrhythmias. The number of patients examined in this dataset is 10,646. The HRL algorithm has improved the previous algorithms by 5%, achieving 86% cardiac arrhythmia prediction.