These papers were presented at Computers in Cardiology 2002. Please cite this publication when referencing any of these papers. Links below are to copies of these papers on the CinC web site.
RR Interval Time Series Modeling: The Physionet/Computers in Cardiology Challenge 2002
GB MoodyCharacterizing Artefact in the Normal Human 24-Hour RR Time Series to Aid Identification and Artificial Replication of Circadian Variations in Human Beat to Beat Heart Rate using a Simple Threshold
GD Clifford, PE McSharry, L TarassenkoClassifying Simulated and Physiological Heart Rate Variability Signals
N Wessel, H Malberg, U Meyerfeldt, A Schirdewan, J KurthsMultiscale Entropy to Distinguish Physiologic and Synthetic RR Time Series
M Costa, AL Goldberger, CK PengCinC Challenge 2002 Undertaken by Non-Stationary and Fractal Techniques
C Echeverría, MS Woolfson, JA Crowe, BR Hayes-GillA Multifractal Inverse Problem Applied to Heart Rate Data Synthesis
DC Lin, J ThevarilSimulate Heart Rate Variability in Different Physiological Conditions
DC LinMethod for Generating an Artificial RR Tachogram of a Typical Healthy Human over 24-hours
PE McSharry, G Clifford, L Tarassenko, LA SmithSimulating Healthy Humans Heart Rate: a Markovian Model
CC Yang, CH Chang, SS Hseu, HW YienSimulation of Cardiac RR Interval Time Series
EJ Bowers, P Langley, MJ Drinnan, J Allen, FE Smith, A MurrayHeart Rate Variability Characteristics Required for Simulation of Interval Sequences
FE Smith, EJ Bowers, P Langley, J Allen, A MurrayDynamic Features of the Normal Heart Rate Variability
T Smuc, I Maric, G Bosanac, D Gamberger, N Bogunovic, G Krstacic