Detection of chronotropic incompetence
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1. A method of detecting chronotropic incompetence, comprising:
- in response to receiving a user input specifying an estimate of activity level for the user, determining, using a processor, a baseline cardiac health measure for the user from a memory, wherein the baseline cardiac health measure includes a baseline validation factor for the user and corresponds to the estimate of activity level for the user;
determining, using the processor, a validation factor for the user from first sensor data generated by a first sensor, wherein the first sensor data corresponds to a same time period as the estimate of activity level for the user;
validating the estimate of activity level for the user with the validation factor by comparing the validation factor with the baseline validation factor;
determining a cardiac health measure for the user from second sensor data generated by a second sensor corresponding to the same time period, wherein the first and second sensors are coupled to the processor;
comparing the cardiac health measure for the user with the baseline cardiac health measure; and
providing, using the processor, a signal indicating chronotropic incompetence for the user based upon the comparing of the cardiac health measure for the user with the baseline cardiac health measure.
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Detecting chronotropic incompetence includes determining, using a processor, a baseline cardiac health measure for a user based upon an estimate of activity level for the user, validating, using the processor, the estimate of activity level for the user with a validation factor determined from sensor data and determining, using the processor, a cardiac health measure for the user from the sensor data. A signal indicating chronotropic incompetence for the user can be provided by the processor based upon a comparison of the cardiac health measure for the user with the baseline cardiac health measure.
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1. A method of detecting chronotropic incompetence, comprising:
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in response to receiving a user input specifying an estimate of activity level for the user, determining, using a processor, a baseline cardiac health measure for the user from a memory, wherein the baseline cardiac health measure includes a baseline validation factor for the user and corresponds to the estimate of activity level for the user; determining, using the processor, a validation factor for the user from first sensor data generated by a first sensor, wherein the first sensor data corresponds to a same time period as the estimate of activity level for the user; validating the estimate of activity level for the user with the validation factor by comparing the validation factor with the baseline validation factor; determining a cardiac health measure for the user from second sensor data generated by a second sensor corresponding to the same time period, wherein the first and second sensors are coupled to the processor; comparing the cardiac health measure for the user with the baseline cardiac health measure; and providing, using the processor, a signal indicating chronotropic incompetence for the user based upon the comparing of the cardiac health measure for the user with the baseline cardiac health measure. - View Dependent Claims (2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9)
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10. An apparatus for detecting chronotropic incompetence, comprising:
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a first sensor configured to generate first sensor data; a second sensor configured to generate second sensor data; a memory configured to store the first and second sensor data and a baseline cardiac health measure; and a processor, coupled to the memory and the first sensor and the second sensor, wherein the processor is configured to; in response to receiving a user input specifying an estimate of activity level for the user, determine the baseline cardiac health measure for the user from the memory, wherein the baseline cardiac health measure includes a baseline validation factor for the user and corresponds to the estimate of activity level for the user; determine a validation factor for the user from first sensor data generated by a first sensor, wherein the first sensor data corresponds to a same time period as the estimate of activity level for the user; validate the estimate of activity level for the user with the validation factor by comparing the validation factor with the baseline validation factor; determine a cardiac health measure for the user from second sensor data generated by a second sensor corresponding to the same time period; compare the cardiac health measure for the user with the baseline cardiac health measure; and provide a signal indicating chronotropic incompetence for the user based upon the comparison of the cardiac health measure for the user with the baseline cardiac health measure. - View Dependent Claims (11, 12, 13, 14, 15, 16, 17)
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18. A computer program product comprising a computer readable storage medium having program code stored thereon, the program code executable by a processor to perform operations for detecting chronotropic incompetence comprising:
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in response to receiving a user input specifying an estimate of activity level for the user, determining a baseline cardiac health measure for the user from a memory, wherein the baseline cardiac health measure includes a baseline validation factor and corresponds to the estimate of activity level for the user; determining a validation factor for the user from first sensor data generated by a first sensor, wherein the first sensor data corresponds to a same time period as the estimate of activity level for the user; validating the estimate of activity level for the user with the validation factor by comparing the validation factor with the baseline validation factor; determining a cardiac health measure for the user from second sensor data generated by a second sensor corresponding to the same time period, wherein the first and second sensors are coupled to the processor; comparing the cardiac health measure for the user with the baseline cardiac health measure; and providing a signal indicating chronotropic incompetence for the user based upon the comparing of the cardiac health measure for the user with the baseline cardiac health measure. - View Dependent Claims (19, 20)
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21. A method of detecting chronotropic incompetence, comprising:
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determining, using a processor, an estimate of activity level for a user from first sensor data generated by a first sensor; determining, using the processor, a baseline cardiac health measure for the user from a memory, wherein the baseline cardiac health measure includes a baseline validation factor for the user and corresponds to the estimate of activity level for the user; determining, using the processor, a validation factor for the user from second sensor data generated by a second sensor, wherein the second sensor data corresponds to a same time period as the estimate of activity level for the user and the first sensor data; validating the estimate of activity level for the user with the validation factor by comparing the validation factor with the baseline validation factor; determining a cardiac health measure for the user from third sensor data generated by a third sensor corresponding to the same time period, wherein the first, second, and third sensors and the memory are coupled to the processor; comparing, using the processor, the cardiac health measure for the user with the baseline cardiac health measure; and providing, using the processor, a signal indicating chronotropic incompetence for the user based upon the comparing of the cardiac health measure for the user with the baseline cardiac health measure. - View Dependent Claims (22, 23, 24, 25, 26, 27)
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