Comparative Study of Two Methods to Analyse Pulse Figure of Normal Pulse Taut Pulse and Slippery Pulse
Yao Di
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Yao Di
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Objective:To compare sensitive of the analysis in time-domain and wavelet analysis to analysis the pulse figure of the normal pulse,taut pulse and slippery pulse.Methods:Normal pulse,taut pulse and slippery pulse figures were examined by the ZM-Ⅲ pulse instrument and TP-Ⅰpulse instrument.To compare the accuracy of the two methods to analysis the three pulse figures.Results:For atypical waveform of normal pulse,taut pulse and slippery pulse figures,wavelet analysis parameter PSR1 is more sensitive to differentiate taut pulse,and analysis in time-domain parameter h3/h1 is more sensitive to differentiate taut pulse.Conclusion:wavelet analysis parameter PSR1 is more sensitive to differentiate atypical taut pulse waveform.It provide a new method for pulse objective study.
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Objective:To compare sensitive of the analysis in time-domain and wavelet analysis to analysis the pulse figure of the normal pulse,taut pulse and slippery pulse.Methods:Normal pulse,taut pulse and slippery pulse figures were examined by the ZM-Ⅲ pulse instrument and TP-Ⅰpulse instrument.To compare the accuracy of the two methods to analysis the three pulse figures.Results:For atypical waveform of normal pulse,taut pulse and slippery pulse figures,wavelet analysis parameter PSR1 is more sensitive to differentiate taut pulse,and analysis in time-domain parameter h3/h1 is more sensitive to differentiate taut pulse.Conclusion:wavelet analysis parameter PSR1 is more sensitive to differentiate atypical taut pulse waveform.It provide a new method for pulse objective study.
Key concepts: Pulse (music), Time domain, Wavelet, Ultrashort pulse, Bandwidth-limited pulse, Waveform, Pulse wave, Medicine