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High Precision ECG Digitization Using Artificial Intelligence
Background The digitization of electrocardiograms (ECGs) is an important process in modern healthcare, enabling the preservation, transmission, and advanced analysis of ECG data. Traditional methods for digitizing ECGs from paper formats face significant challenges, particularly in real-world scenarios with varying image quality, paper distortions, and overlapping signals. Existing solutions often require manual input and are limited by their dependence on high-quality images and standardized layouts.