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Computational modeling of physiological systems

Physiological Genomics, 2005
in recent years, the development of information-gathering technologies such as high-throughput technology in genomics and proteomics, and the introduction of related techniques for managing and mining large-scale data, have facilitated a dramatic increase in the degree of quantification applied ...
Daniel A, Beard, James B, Bassingthwaighte, Andrew S, Greene   +2 more
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Virtual pitch in a computational physiological model

The Journal of the Acoustical Society of America, 2006
A computational model of nervous activity in the auditory nerve, cochlear nucleus, and inferior colliculus is presented and evaluated in terms of its ability to simulate psychophysically-measured pitch perception. The model has a similar architecture to previous autocorrelation models except that the mathematical operations of autocorrelation are ...
Ray, Meddis, Lowel P, O'Mard
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Computers in physiological modeling

Proceedings of the May 16-18, 1972, spring joint computer conference on - AFIPS '72 (Spring), 1971
The principal reasons for the construction of computer models of systemic physiological models are no different from the problem of theoretical computations in any other field. Systemic physiology, by which I mean the written literature of the subject as distinct from the process of acquiring such information, is voluminous, undoubtedly redundant, and ...
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Computers in physiological analysis and simulation

Clinical Pharmacology & Therapeutics, 1967
Physiological problems demand the capacity for handling analogue data as weil as for providing answers from calculations in “real‐time.” The biocomputation facility of the University of Utah has been designed for these problems. This system permits simultaneous usage from several remote stations.
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Computational Integrative Physiology: At the Convergence of the Life and Computational Sciences

Methods of Information in Medicine, 2003
Summary Objective: In this paper we outline how Computational Integrative Physiology (CIP) can help unravel the mechanisms of normal and pathological biological processes. Our objective is to illustrate how CIP is firmly grounded on the life and computational sciences. Method: After describing a general theoretical framework for CIP,
P, Siregar, N, Julen, J-P, Sinteff
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A platform for wearable physiological computing

Interacting with Computers, 2004
Abstract As computers emerge, from the desktop and palm top, into everyday life, and on to our bodies there are opportunities to aggregate and present data and to realize and envision applications that have never before been possible. Tracking the physiological state of individuals, at resolutions measured in thousandths of a second instead of in ...
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Neonatal physiological trend monitoring by computer

International journal of clinical monitoring and computing, 1992
A premature baby born up to four months early is a fragile patient dependent on intensive care. The body systems are physiologically immature and so tolerate stress badly. The tendency of these infants to rapidly deteriorate, has led us to use a cotside computer monitoring system which displays physiological trends.
S, Cunningham, S, Deere, R A, Elton, N, McIntosh   +3 more
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The Use of Computers in Physiologic Diagnosis

IRE Transactions on Medical Electronics, 1960
The major activity of this laboratory is to establish mathematical models that approximately describe the various parts of the cardiovascular and pulmonary systems. With this knowledge descriptive equations can be derived that are suitable for solution by computer techniques. These solutions are of potential diagnostic value. Two examples will be cited
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Computational and physiological background of the baroreflex sensitivity

Clinical Physiology and Functional Imaging, 2010
SummaryAll the commonly used definitions of baroreflex sensitivity (BRS) are based on a slope of linear relationship between systolic blood pressure and pulse interval (R–R interval). However, heart rate (HR) and R–R interval bear an inverse non‐linear relationship, which distorts determination of BRS when different HR levels are present.
T, Nieminen, M, Kähönen, T, Laitinen, T, Kööbi   +3 more
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Anatomy and Physiology of Computers

1994
For most people the inner workings of a television are a mystery, but that does not stop them from using and enjoying television. In the same way, it is not necessary to understand all the details of computer technology before it can be used to great advantage.
Kathryn J. Hannah, Marion J. Ball, Margaret J. A. Edwards   +2 more
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