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An adaptive method for testing for change in digitized cardiotachometer data.

R H Jones·D H Crowell·J K Nakagawa·L E Kapuniai
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R H Jones, D H Crowell, J K Nakagawa, L E Kapuniai. 1971. An adaptive method for testing for change in digitized cardiotachometer data.. https://doi.org/10.1109/tbme.1971.4502867

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