论文信息 - Non-stationarity of breath-by-breath ventilation and approaches to modelling the phenomenon.

Non-stationarity of breath-by-breath ventilation and approaches to modelling the phenomenon.

In resting human subjects, successive breaths are correlated (12). In order to investigate the relationship between the present breath and previous ones, time-series analysis (autoregressive modelling) has been applied to study the breath-by-breath variations in ventilation during steady breathing under different conditions for different species (4, 8, 9, 10).

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