Surgery – Cardiac augmentation – With condition responsive means
Patent
1993-01-29
1996-10-08
Kamm, William E.
Surgery
Cardiac augmentation
With condition responsive means
128692, 128691, 244203, 364176, 623 3, A61M 110
Patent
active
055625967
ABSTRACT:
A quantification of approximate entropy is determined on a set of data by comparing subsets of the data. The comparison reveals the regularity and stability of similar patterns amongst subsets of the data. The comparisons perform such that the contribution of noise to measurement of the regularity and stability is minimized. Quantitative values are assigned to measure the degree of regularity and stability. From these quantitative values a single output measure is generated indicative of the amount of patternness of the sequence of data. The calculations required to determine this approximate entropy are preferably performed within a data processing system. Numerous peripheral devices may be attached to such a data processing system. The types of data for which the approximate entropy may be calculated include any sets of data wherein the amount of patternness is sought.
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Neidorff Robert A.
Pincus Steven M.
Kamm William E.
Pincus Steven M.
Schaetzle Kennedy J.
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