For the limitation of Poincaré plot analysis, the three-dimensional Poincaré plot analysis is proposed to analyze the heart rate variability. Firstly, the Poincaré plot and some classic indicators are briefly discussed. Because the standard analysis method inherently ignores the embedding temporal information of the RR interval time series, the temporal variation of the time series cannot be adequately reflected. Secondly, for the limitation of the Poincaré plot analysis, a three-dimensional Poincaré plot is presented, which can fully describe the temporal and spatial characteristics of the RR interval time series. Thirdly, we propose the local distribution entropy, which can quantify the temporal and spatial patterns of the scatter points in novel space. Finally, PhysioNet/PhysioBank is applied in this study. The experimental results demonstrate the effectiveness of the three-dimensional Poincaré plot analysis.
The current topology schemes of heavy ion accelerator power supply have serious pollution to the power grid caused by low power factor of the grid side. Considering the characteristics of adjustable power factor and bidirectional energy transfer of the matrix converter, the possibility of which applied to the accelerator DC power supply is studied and three kinds of backup topology schemes including the preceding regulated matrix rectifier (MR) are proposed in this article. Given the actual situation of accelerator power supply, research has been focused on the modulation strategy suitable for the topology of the preceding regulated MR and simulation validation. Based on simulation of the preceding regulated MR scheme, a matrix power prototype is developed. A power factor tester is utilized to test grid side power factor. According to the experimental results, it is prospectively feasible to apply the preceding regulated MR topology to accelerator DC power supply, with excellent performance of the grid side.
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