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The beat-to-beat heart rate varies considerably over the course of 24 hours. The Computers in Cardiology Challenge of 2002 was based on understanding and modelling the dynamics of the source of this variation. The diverse range of entries for simulating the RR tachogram emphasises the level of ambiguity that exists when attempting to model the cardiovascular system over long time scales. In 2002, a model that combined both deterministic and stochastic descriptions of the data generating proce...
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- 10.1109/CIC.2005.1588170
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- Volume:
- 32
- Pages:
- 591-594
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- 2005
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0276-6574
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uuid:8d947547-b1e4-40b0-9c9f-8be6f916541b
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- 2005
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A statistical model of the sleep-wake dynamics of the cardiac rhythm
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