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Research Article

GACSNet: A Lightweight Network for the Noninvasive Blood Glucose Detection

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Article: 2081898 | Received 10 Dec 2021, Accepted 17 May 2022, Published online: 05 Jun 2022

Figures & data

Figure 1. Group convolution and channel shuffling.

Figure 1. Group convolution and channel shuffling.

Figure 2. Architecture of channel shuffle.

Figure 2. Architecture of channel shuffle.

Figure 3. Architecture of asymmetric convolution.

Figure 3. Architecture of asymmetric convolution.

Figure 4. Process of acquisition.

Figure 4. Process of acquisition.

Table 1. Information of blood glucose dataset

Figure 5. Process of data augmentation.

Figure 5. Process of data augmentation.

Table 2. Information of data augmentation

Figure 6. Architecture of Block A and B.

Figure 6. Architecture of Block A and B.

Figure 7. Architecture of GACSNet.

Figure 7. Architecture of GACSNet.

Table 3. Architecture of GACSNet

Figure 8. MAPE of GACSNet.

Figure 8. MAPE of GACSNet.

Figure 9. CEGA of GACSNet.

Figure 9. CEGA of GACSNet.

Table 4. Performance comparison of the effect in negative region

Table 5. Performance comparison of the GACSNet with others

Table 6. Performance of inference on embedded device

Figure 10. Performance analysis of the effect in negative region.

Figure 10. Performance analysis of the effect in negative region.

Figure 11. Performance analysis of the GACSNet with others.

Figure 11. Performance analysis of the GACSNet with others.

Table 7. MAPE of different blood glucose regions