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ArticleMethodsX2023

Modeling brain-heart interactions from Poincaré plot-derived measures of sympathetic-vagal activity.

Diego Candia-Rivera

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Diego Candia-RiveraParis Brain Institute (ICM), Sorbonne Universit.., CNRS UMR 7225, Inserm U1127, AP-HP Hôpital Pitié-Salpêtrière Paris, France.

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Abstract

Recent studies suggest that the interaction between the brain and heart plays a key role in cognitive processes, and measuring these interactions is crucial for understanding the interaction between the central and autonomic nervous systems. However, studying this bidirectional interplay presents methodological challenges, and there is still much room for exploration. This paper presents a new computational method called the Poincaré Sympathetic-Vagal Synthetic Data Generation Model (PSV-SDG) for estimating brain-heart interactions. The PSV-SDG combines EEG and cardiac sympathetic-vagal dynamics to provide time-varying and bidirectional estimators of mutual interplay. The method is grounded in the Poincaré plot, a heart rate variability method to estimate sympathetic-vagal activity that can account for potential non-linearities. This algorithm offers a new approach and computational tool for functional assessment of the interplay between EEG and cardiac sympathetic-vagal activity. The method is implemented in MATLAB under an open-source license. • A new brain-heart interaction modeling approach is proposed. • The modeling is based on coupled synthetic data generators of EEG and heart rate series. • Sympathetic and vagal activities are gathered from Poincaré plot geometry.

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Brain-heart interactionHeart rate variabilityPhysiological modelingPoincaré Sympathetic-Vagal Synthetic Data Generation (PSV-SDG)Synthetic data generation

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PMID36970022
PMCPMC10034502

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