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Nonlinear dynamics methods application to electrocardiosignal exploration
The results of digitized cardiosignal investigation on the basis of nonlinear dynamics approach (local-topological analysis of chaotic attractor trajectories) and spectral analysis methods (fast Fourier transforming) are represented. It is shown that the local-topological analysis of phase trajectories allows one to estimate a number of degrees of freedom of the electrocardiosignal and complexity degree of myocardium dynamics.