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. 2021 Jan 17;10(3):e017871. doi: 10.1161/JAHA.120.017871

Table 2.

Overlap in Features Between Data‐Driven and Human‐Expert Techniques

12‐Lead ECG Component Number of Features Selected Comparison Between Techniques
Human Expert Data‐Driven Overlap in Features Features Overlooked by Clinicians
ECG normalization (k=2) 2 2 Age and sex
P duration, amplitude, or area (k=72) 0 25 Lead‐specific P duration and amplitude
PR interval metrics (k=26) 1 11 Global PR interval Lead‐specific PR interval
Q duration or amplitude (k=24) 0 10 Lead‐specific Q wave presence
R duration or amplitude (k=48) 0 23 Lead‐specific R amplitude
S duration or amplitude (k=48) 0 16 S amplitude in precordial leads
Other QRS complex metrics (k=74) 1 31 Global QRS duration QRS notch; ventricular activation time; lead‐specific QRS duration or area
Selvester Score (k=19) 1 0 Total scar size
ST amplitude, duration, or slope (k=72) 12 31 Lead‐specific ST amplitude Lead‐specific ST duration and slope
ST deviation morphology (k=14) 0 7 Presence of concaved ST deviation
T duration, amplitude, or area (k=76) 14 33 Lead‐specific T amplitude, T‐to‐R relative amplitude Lead‐specific T duration or area; presence of notched T wave
QT interval and subintervals (k=23) 4 12 Global QTc, Tpeak−Tend Lead‐specific QT interval
QRS axis (k=12) 1 7 Frontal plane QRS axis Horizontal and spatial QRS axis
T axis (k=11) 4 6 T axis in frontal, horizontal, and spatial planes
QRS and T vector angles (k=5) 2 3 QRS‐T angle and TCRT
T loop morphology (k=6) 4 4 T asymmetry and dispersion
Principal components analysis (k=16) 16 6 Principal component analysis ratio of J, T, and ST‐T
Noise signal (k=8) 3 2 Noise and baseline wander