Welcome to Arduino Heart Rate Analysis Toolkit’s Documentation!¶
Welcome to the Arduino Heart Rate Analysis Toolkit’s documentation. This documentation describes the embedded implementations available for heart rate analysis.
The toolkit was presented at the Humanist 2018 conference in The Hague (see paper here ). A technical paper about the functionality is currently under review and will be linked here as soon as it’s published.
Please cite one or both of these papers when using the toolkit in your research. Citation format below
van Gent, P., Farah, H., van Nes, N., & van Arem, B. (2018). Heart Rate Analysis for Human Factors: Development and Validation of an Open Source Toolkit for Noisy Naturalistic Heart Rate Data. In Proceedings of the 6th HUMANIST Conference (pp. 173–178).
The documentation will help you get up to speed quickly. Follow the Quickstart Guide guide for a general overview of how to use the toolkit in only a few lines of code. For a more in-depth review of the module’s functionality you can refer to the papers mentioned above, or the Background - Heart Rate Analysis overview.
Note on using it in scientific research¶
Support is available at P.vanGent@tudelft.nl. When using the toolkit in your scientific work: please include me in the process. I can help you implement the toolkit, and the collaboration will also help improve the toolkit so that it can handle more types of data in the future.
Index¶
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- Quickstart Guide
- Where to begin?
- I have recorded heart rate data and want to analyse it
- I have a way of recording heart rate data, and just want to analyse the recorded data
- I just want to record heart rate data unintrusively, I have my own analysis tools
- I want to record heart rate data unintrusively, it’s ok if the analysis is done later (offline)
- I want to record heart rate data and analyse the results real-time
- What board do I have?
- Where to begin?
- Implementations
- Background - Heart Rate Analysis
- Background - Algorithm functioning
- Development