A method for observing ongoing patient respiratory behaviour with the NARX model

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A method for observing ongoing patient respiratory behaviour with the NARX model

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Pulmonary models have been used to capture and discriminate the respiratory mechanics of patients with pulmonary dysfunction [1]. These models vary in nature for highly detailed and complex models [2] to simple, lumped parameter models [3, 4]. Both the simple and complex modelling approaches have contributed to the state of the art in decision support for respiratory care. The NARX model of respiratory mechanics is a comparatively complex lumped parameter model that captures changes in elasta...

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2020

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Docherty PD / Lerios T / Laufer B / Moeller K / Chase, Geoff

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https://hdl.handle.net/10092/102210

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Biomedical and clinical sciences / Cardiovascular medicine and haematology / Respiratory diseases / Engineering / Biomedical engineering / Biomechanical engineering

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