Heartbeat Harmony Analyzer
Overview
The Heartbeat Harmony Analyzer is a project aimed at analyzing heartbeat data using machine learning techniques. This project implements a Multi-Layer Perceptron (MLP) from scratch, incorporating various algorithms including backpropagation, Resilient Propagation, ADAM Optimizer, and Bayesian Network. Additionally, custom metrics and a data loader have been developed to facilitate the analysis process.
Features
- Multi-Layer Perceptron (MLP): Implemented from scratch, the MLP forms the core of the heartbeat data analysis.
- Algorithms:
- Backpropagation: A classic algorithm used for training neural networks by propagating error gradients backward.
- Resilient Propagation: A variant of backpropagation known for its adaptive learning rate.
- ADAM Optimizer: A popular optimization algorithm that combines momentum and adaptive learning rates.
- Bayesian Network: Utilized for probabilistic modeling and inference, providing insights into the relationship between heartbeat data and health indicators.
- Custom Metrics: Developed metrics specifically tailored for evaluating the performance of the heartbeat harmony analyzer.
- Data Loader: A custom data loader designed to efficiently load and preprocess heartbeat data for analysis.
Usage
Installation
- Clone the repository:
bash
git clone https://github.com/your_username/heartbeat-harmony-analyzer.git
- Install the required dependencies:
bash
pip install -r requirements.txt
Running the Analyzer
- Navigate to the project directory:
bash
cd heartbeat-harmony-analyzer
- Run the main script to start the heartbeat analysis:
bash
python main.py
Contributing
Contributions to the Heartbeat Harmony Analyzer project are welcome! If you have any ideas for improvements, new features, or bug fixes, please submit a pull request.
Acknowledgments
- Special thanks to Mohamad Shehab - Sami AL-Omar - Rama Alsobt - Alaa Kaissi - Hiba Sallam - William AL-Odeh - Blqees Ghazr Al-Deen - Yazan Monther for their contributions and support.
- This project was inspired by Vladislav Kruglikov.