Heart rate oscillates across multiple time scales and exhibits long-term variability in the form of 1/f noise, displaying distinct dynamical patterns in both health and disease.
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Heart rate oscillates on several different time scales and has long-term variability in the form of 1/f noise. The physiological control of heart rate is briefly reviewed, and several typical patterns of heart rate variability, in health and sickness, are described. Considered briefly are some possible dynamical mechanisms for heart rate variability.
Kaplan et al. (Tue,) reported a other. Heart rate oscillates across multiple time scales and exhibits long-term variability in the form of 1/f noise, displaying distinct dynamical patterns in both health and disease.
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