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A Detailed Discussion on the Classification of Traditional Chinese Medicine Syndrome Types Using Continuous Pulse Collection by Smart Wearable Devices

Authors: HaiSheng Wang

With the popularization of smart wearable devices, the collection of continuous pulse waveforms has become easier and easier, providing convenience for health monitoring. This study explores the use of pulse waveform data collected by modern wearable devices, combined with spectrum analysis technology, to explore physiological indicators related to the organ systems of "heart, liver, spleen, lungs, and kidneys" in traditional Chinese medicine. Based on the pulse diagnosis theory of traditional Chinese medicine, the study explored the changes in pulse waves under different organ states by analyzing the harmonic characteristics of pulse waves, and how these changes are related to the syndrome classification system of traditional Chinese medicine.

随着智能穿戴设备的普及,连续脉搏波形的采集变得越来越容易,为健康监测提供了便利。本研究探讨了利用现代穿戴式设备采集的脉搏波形数据,结合频谱分析技术,探索与中医"心、肝、脾、肺、肾"器官系统相关的生理指标。研究基于中医脉诊理论,通过分析脉搏波的谐波特征,探讨了不同器官状态下的脉搏波变化,以及这些变化如何与中医证型分类体系相联系。

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