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. 2018 Oct 4;9:1390. doi: 10.3389/fphys.2018.01390

Table 6.

Median (med) and interquartile range (Q1–Q3) of the HRV measures for the mammal databases included in PhysioZoo and from the PhysioNet normal sinus rhythm database for humans.

HUMAN (p = 4044, n = 16) MED (Q1–Q3) DOG (p = 17, n = 17) MED (Q1–Q3) RABBIT (p = 33, n = 4) MED (Q1–Q3) MOUSE (p = 64, n = 8) MED (Q1–Q3)
AVNN (ms) 786.53 482.63 264.95 108.46
(692.32–877.22) (455.02–562.03) (223.29–281.06) (101.86–130.70)
SDNN (ms) 53.60 69.20 9.48 10.39
(40.57–70.85) (50.80–92.07) (5.92–12.55) (5.18–13.72)
RMSSD (ms) 31.28 53.92 4.24 4.55
(23.73–43.12) (41.24–89.84) (2.71–5.45) (2.61–6.45)
pNNxx (%) 33.06 52.88 0.38 16.46
(19.87–48.69) (38.82–69.59) (0.00–0.95) (3.06–28.53)
SEM (ms) 2.75 3.10 0.29 0.25
(2.05–3.76) (1.98–4.00) (0.16–0.39) (0.12–0.34)
PIP (%) 40.60 47.05 41.69 43.09
(34.48–46.50) (40.39–53.85) (39.99–49.68) (35.47–48.22)
IALS (n.u.) 0.41 0.47 0.42 0.43
(0.35–0.47) (0.41–0.54) (0.40–0.50) (0.36–0.48)
PSS (%) 37.15 47.08 37.15 38.74
(26.75–51.35) (39.31–58.78) (31.19–46.75) (27.84–49.69)
PAS (%) 5.81 12.28 15.07 9.32
(2.40–10.81) (4.33–19.73) (10.30–19.82) (7.13–13.66)
Total power (ms2) 2.37e3 4.80e3 56.19 94.57
(1.32e3–4.21e3) (2.36e3–7.32e3) (25.77–120.36) (22.11–165.88)
VLF (ms2) 1.17e3 1.49e3 25.92 47.67
(597.46–2.26e3) (980.73–1.88e3) (15.75–81.78) (12.66–79.56)
LF (ms2) 534.84 707.40 10.48 15.98
(274.57–988.91) (397.66–1.94e3) (5.01–22.61) (5.07–48.71)
HF (ms2) 217.90 1.83e3 4.81 6.98
(110.16–461.64) (769.72–4.10e3) (3.00–9.35) (2.05–14.49)
VLF norm (n.u.) 54.01 28.64 60.27 49.28
(41.69–65.41) (22.63–52.18) (55.93–69.21) (39.42–68.06)
LF norm (n.u.) 70.09 32.71 62.69 73.80
(55.47–81.30) (24.84–47.40) (57.85–76.10) (65.68–80.16)
HF norm (n.u.) 29.91 67.29 37.31 26.20
(18.70–44.53) (52.60–75.16) (23.90–42.15) (19.84–34.32)
LF/HF (n.u.) 2.34 0.49 1.68 2.82
(1.25–4.35) (0.33–0.90) (1.37–3.18) (1.91–4.04)
LF peak (Hz) 0.09 0.15 0.12 0.26
(0.08–0.11) (0.10–0.18) (0.11–0.14) (0.20–0.32)
HF peak (Hz) 0.30 0.36 0.67 1.77
(0.26–0.35) (0.30–0.42) (0.51–0.77) (1.35–2.51)
β (n.u.) −0.82 −1.08 −0.68 −1.27
(−1.28 to −0.36) (−1.56 to −0.38) (−0.90 to −0.32) (−1.75 to −0.80)
SampEn (n.u.) 1.38 1.40 1.06 0.86
(1.08–1.69) (1.16–1.66) (0.72–1.46) (0.55–1.32)
SD1 (ms) 22.15 38.17 3.00 3.22
(16.80–30.53) (29.18–63.59) (1.91–3.86) (1.85–4.57)
SD2 (ms) 70.88 87.43 12.66 14.46
(53.45–94.24) (64.88–115.93) (8.15–17.28) (7.10–18.69)
α1 (n.u.) 1.20 0.86 1.21 1.17
(1.03–1.33) (0.71–0.95) (1.11–1.34) (1.06–1.25)
α2 (n.u.) 0.82 0.80 1.06 1.08
(0.66–0.99) (0.70–1.10) (0.90–1.18) (0.98–1.21)

The human, rabbit, and mouse databases were preprocessed with moderate combined filtering (i.e., range plus moving average filter), and the dog database was preprocessed with the combined filtering with a moving average filter threshold at 40%. For the human database we excluded files “16773,” “19093” and also parts of “19088,” “18177” because of inaccurate annotations in large parts of the recordings. Abbreviations: p, the number of 5-min segments for humans, dogs, and rabbits and 3-min segments for mice; n, the number of animals.