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CardiacProfileR: An R package for extraction and visualisation of heart rate profiles from wearable fitness trackers

2018-05-16

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A person’s heart rate profile, which consists of resting heart rate, increase of heart rate upon exercise and recovery of heart rate after exercise, is traditionally measured by electrocardiography during a controlled exercise stress test. A heart rate profile is a useful clinical tool to identify individuals at risk of sudden death and other cardiovascular conditions. Nonetheless, conducting such exercise stress...

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DOI: 10.1101/324004

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