This invention describes a system that takes multiple electrical signals from a patient's heart, like those from an ECG. It uses a specific mathematical formula, tied to a particular sensor setup, to convert these signals into a 3D representation of the heart's electrical activity, called a cardiac vector. This vector is then used to create a 3D image, from which the system can assign diagnostic labels to the patient and generate a report.
Why it matters: Filed before the latest advancements in medical AI. The diagnostic labeling component, previously a complex task, is now more feasible and accurate with advanced machine learning models.
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