Effect of meditation on scaling behavior and complexity of human heart rate variability
A. Sarkar, P. Barat
Abstract
The heart beat data recorded from samples before and during meditation are analyzed using two different scaling analysis methods. These analyses revealed that mediation severely affects the long range correlation of heart beat of a normal heart. Moreover, it is found that meditation induces periodic behavior in the heart beat. The complexity of the heart rate variability is quantified using multiscale entropy analysis and recurrence analysis. The complexity of the heart beat during mediation is found to be more.
Create a lesson
Related papers
Multivariate amplitude analysis of the cascade particle decays based on the Nearest Neighbors fitting
I. V. Yeletskikh, A. O. Vasyukov
The geometry of uncertainty decomposition in profile-likelihood fits
Rafael Coelho Lopes de Sá
Statistical validation of calorimeter inpainting with generative diffusion priors
Himanshu Raj, Roli Esha
Unknown Unknowns: Model Misspecification in Machine Learning for Physics
Juan Cruz-Martinez, Carolina Cuesta-Lazaro, Alexander Held et al.
Exploring new directions in enhancing the ACTS parameter optimization suite
Chance LaVoie, Qi Bin Lei, Rocky Bala Garg et al.
Analytically Consistent Reconstruction of Finite Data Using Padé Sequences
Emerson Díaz, Balma Duch, Pere Masjuan