MultimoDal tEnsor fuSion and Completion foR patient-taIlored catheter aBlation o...
MultimoDal tEnsor fuSion and Completion foR patient-taIlored catheter aBlation of persistEnt atrial fibrillation
Tensor analysis plays a central role in signal processing and machine learning for the representation, analysis, fusion, and classification of data. Responsible for up to 25% of brain strokes, atrial fibrillation (AF) is the most...
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Información proyecto DESCRIBE
Duración del proyecto: 20 meses
Fecha Inicio: 2024-04-25
Fecha Fin: 2025-12-31
Descripción del proyecto
Tensor analysis plays a central role in signal processing and machine learning for the representation, analysis, fusion, and classification of data. Responsible for up to 25% of brain strokes, atrial fibrillation (AF) is the most prevalent sustained cardiac arrhythmia and remains the last great frontier of cardiac electrophysiology. Catheter ablation is the most attractive therapeutic option for persistent AF, although the identification of suitable target areas is strongly dependent on practitioner’s subjectivity. Multi-electrode catheters are increasingly used in ablation as they facilitate the electroanatomical mapping of the atria, but often deliver incomplete data due to lack of contact with the atrial wall. This project aims to improve the personalized characterization and management of AF by proposing novel tensor-based methods for multimodal data fusion in a possibly missing information scenario. New coupled tensor models will be introduced for effectively coupling multimodal information and robust optimization algorithms will be developed for retrieving unknown/unavailable information. It is expected that the optimal exploitation of invasive (intracardiac EGM) and noninvasive (surface ECG) records will allow the automatic identification of the best targets for successful ablation. Encouraging preliminary results have been obtained with the block-term decomposition (BTD) to handle multiple time segments of the ECG for the blind separation of the atrial activity signal. The contribution of EGM into the ECG will be identified by analyzing the common factors obtained by the proposed coupled tensor decompositions. Extensions of coupled BTD to multimodal, possibly missing data will also be proposed. Expected impacts lie in original tensor models and algorithms for data fusion and tensor completion, leading to novel descriptors of AF that can significantly advance the understanding of this prevalent cardiac condition and derive patient-tailored ablation protocols.