Early Parkinson's Multimodal Detection System Based on Temporal Convolutional Networks
Parkinson's disease is one of the most common neurodegenerative diseases,its clinical features overlap with other neu-rodegenerative diseases and lack a clear pathological mechanism,leading to difficulties in early diagnosis and high misdiagnosis rates;In order to study effective early detection methods for Parkinson's disease,deeply explore the temporal characteristics of Parkinson's disease development,and improve the accuracy of early Parkinson's disease prediction,analysis,and diagnostic decision-making,an early Parkinson's disease multimodal detection system based on temporal convolutional networks is designed,providing an auxiliary diagnostic basis on the timely detection of early Parkinson's disease;The system utilizes the speech,gait,and subject self-test data,adopts the multiple linear pooling method for multimodal fusion,and integrates the time convolutional networks and parameter sharing to improve the detection accuracy of the system and reduce overfitting risks;Experimental results show that the accuracy of the early Parkinson's disease detection system based on temporal convolutional networks reaches 96.22%,which is superior to traditional Parkinson's detection models in multiple evaluation indicators and demonstrates good early Parkinson's joint detection performance.