RMSSD: Root Mean Squared Successive Differences (RMSSD)
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View source: R/Time Domain HRV Functions .R
RMSSD R Documentation
Root Mean Squared Successive Differences (RMSSD)
Description
RMSSD is calculated using the successive differences ellapsed between heart
beats (RR values). This is considered the most precise marker for parasympathetic
activity using heart rate, and it is the most common time-domain HRV statistic reported
in the literature. Lower HRV and RMSSD values indicate higher levels of distress.
Usage
RMSSD(data)
Arguments
data
Dataframe with minutes(column 1) and RR values (column 2). Preferably generated by
the Data_Input function.
Value
Single numeric object
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Root Mean Squared Successive Differences (RMSSD)
Description
RMSSD is calculated using the successive differences ellapsed between heart beats (RR values). This is considered the most precise marker for parasympathetic activity using heart rate, and it is the most common time-domain HRV statistic reported in the literature. Lower HRV and RMSSD values indicate higher levels of distress.
Usage
RMSSD(data)
Arguments
data |
Dataframe with minutes(column 1) and RR values (column 2). Preferably generated by the Data_Input function. |
Value
Single numeric object
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