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Assessing the performance of a commercial multisensory sleep tracker

Mouritzen et al., 2020

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16192831165172648501
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Mouritzen N
Larsen L
Lauritzen M
Kjær T
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PLoS One

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Wearable sleep technology allows for a less intruding sleep assessment than PSG, especially in long-term sleep monitoring. Though such devices are less accurate than PSG, sleep trackers may still provide valuable information. This study aimed to validate a …
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