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Time-frequency analysis of heart rate variability using SPWD unveiled nonstationary features and idiosyncratic behavior patterns affected by physiological and pharmacological interventions.
Time-frequency analysis using smoothed pseudo-Wigner distribution unveils nonstationary features of heart rate variability dynamics not apparent in standard frequency-domain analysis.
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SPWD time-frequency HRV analysis may detect intervention effects missed by standard methods; leaves open clinical utility pending validation studies.
Birand et al. (1996) studied Healthy (n=15). Physiological and pharmacological interventions (tilting, autonomic blockades) vs. Baseline recording was evaluated on Heart rate variability dynamics (time-frequency components). Time-frequency analysis of heart rate variability using SPWD unveiled nonstationary features and idiosyncratic behavior patterns affected by physiological and pharmacological interventions.
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