Can CNN be used for numeric data I have a numpy array of shape N_Samples x 360, as an example, consider the following:

 [ 89 94 56 - - - 55] &lt;-360 length vector
 [ 56 98 55 - - - 98]
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 [ 67 55 99 - - - 77] Total N such vectors


There is one label 0 or 1 corresponding to each of the 360- length vector I am asked to train this using CNN but everywhere I am observing that CNN is used for image classification. I am confused about the following:


Is CNN appropriate for such data?
If yes, then how concepts like max pooling and strides are
applicable?
Should we use Conv1D instead of Conv2D?


I will also appreciate if some helpful papers or blogs are provided with respect to this context on how to adjust shapes of input and weight.

Edit:
The 360-length vector is showing ECG signal values of one heartbeat. Keeping R-peak in the middle, I have 180 signal values after and 180 before the R-Peak to have 360 long chunks represent heartbeats (Sampling Rate: 360). I am using it to classify each heartbeat as arrhythmic or non-arrhythmic.
Yes, you can use a CNN.  CNN's are not limited to just images.  Use a 1D convolution, not a 2D convolution; you have 1D data, so a 1D convolution is more appropriate.  A CNN is a reasonable thing to try, but the only way to find out if it actually works or not is to try it on some real data and evaluate its effectiveness.

You can also try simpler methods, like a fully connected network, or even logistic regression.