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Application of functional data analysis for the prediction of maximum heart rate

Matabuena et al., 2019

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16431896210126694820
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Matabuena M
Vidal J
Hayes P
Saavedra-Garcia M
Trillo F
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IEEE Access

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Maximum heart rate (MHR) is widely used in the prescription and monitoring of exercise intensity, and also as a criterion for the termination of sub-maximal aerobic fitness tests in clinical populations. Traditionally, MHR is predicted from an age-based formula, usually 220 …
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