Why the study?
Does support vector machine-based analysis of the digital volume pulse waveform accurately predict arterial stiffness in clinic patients?
Population
461 subjects attending a clinic in South East London
Comparison
Estimation of pulse wave velocity from the… vs Multilinear regression
Design
Cross-sectional
Authors
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May support simple arterial stiffness screening; leaves open prospective validation for clinical use.
Does support vector machine-based analysis of the digital volume pulse waveform accurately predict arterial stiffness in clinic patients?
Support vector machine-based analysis of the digital volume pulse provides an effective, simple, and potentially cheap method for estimating arterial stiffness for cardiovascular disease screening.
Alty et al. (2007) studied this question.
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