Continuous Circadian Phase Estimation Using Adaptive Notch Filter

Agung Julius; Bernard Possidente; John T. Wen; Kyle Altman; Wei Qiao

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Continuous Circadian Phase Estimation Using Adaptive Notch Filter

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arxiv 1804.00115 v1 pith:PIL2EQK6 submitted 2018-03-31 cs.SY cs.SY

Wei Qiao , Kyle Altman , Agung Julius , Bernard Possidente , John T. Wen This is my paper · ORCID

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Actigraphy has been widely used for the analysis of circadian rhythm. Current practice applies regression analysis to data from multiple days to estimate the circadian phase. This paper presents a filtering method for online processing of biometric data to estimate the circadian phase. We apply the proposed method on actigraphy data of fruit flies (Drosophila melanogaster).

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