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Showing 1 to 4 of 4 for “"multiscale entropy"”.

  1. Filter-based multiscale entropy analysis of complex physiological time series

    <p>The multiscale entropy (MSE) has been widely and successfully used in analyzing the complexity of physiologic time series. In this thesis, we re-interpret the averaging process in MSE as filtering a time series by a filter of a piecewise constant type. From this viewpoint, we introduce the {\it …

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  2. It’s Not Simple: Brain Signal Complexity as an Index of Neural Information Processing Described via Music Perception, Complexity and Reward

    The dynamic, integrated, network activity that underlies higher cognition produces complex brain signals with information at multiple timescales. The present body of work represents an effort to demonstrate that brain signal complexity can be an indicator of the information integration in the brain …

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  3. EFFECTS OF VESTIBULAR TRAINING ON POSTURAL CONTROL OF HEALTHY ADULTS

    … standard deviation sway (ML Std) and multiscale entropy (MSE) sway velocity among the horizontal headshake group. This improvement was found in the vestibular and visual-vestibular conditions of the Sensory Organization Test (SOT) assessment when compared to a non-headshake training …

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  4. The complexity of joint computation

    … criterion for Boolean operators, the "Strong Multiscale Entropy" (SME) property. It seemed plausible that this property could imply significantly better lower bounds by an improved analysis. However, we show that this is not the case, by exhibiting an explicit operator with the SME property …

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