A New Way of Data Analysis and Rating of the Blood Oxygen Saturation Variability

G. Chuiko, Yevhen Darnapuk, O. Dvornik, Y. Kraynik, Olga Yaremchuk, Ruslan Haab
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This report continues the series of researches on the data set for peripheral blood oxygenation. Here we confirm the separation of the healthy adults into three subgroups by variabilities of oxygenation. Two new measures (descriptors) of variability are suggested, which correlate with the statistical analogs and Recurrence Ratios. These measures are handier in clinic praxis because of simpler computing comparing with Recurrence Ratios. We found the lower height of modes (i.e., of most probable oxygenation levels) and their higher variabilities for the riskiest subgroup concerning tor COVID-19.
血氧饱和度变异性数据分析与评定的新方法
本报告继续了对外周血氧合数据集的一系列研究。在这里,我们证实了按氧合变化将健康成人分为三个亚组。提出了两种新的可变性度量(描述符),它们与统计类似物和复发率相关。与复发率相比,这些方法计算简单,在临床应用中更为方便。我们发现,与COVID-19相关的最危险亚组的模式高度(即最可能的氧合水平)较低,其变异性较高。
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