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Motion Analysis of Human Biorhythm Based on Cosine Model

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Since ancient times, human beings began to understand the periodicity of their own activities. In modern times, people gradually found that the movement of living matter followed a specific space-time law and put forward the concept of biological rhythm. The biological rhythm of human body is a cycle theory that takes the body of each person as a research object and reveals the laws of physical strength, emotion and intelligence of human body. Based on this concept, this paper carries out a detailed analysis and discussion on the athlete biological rhythm, proposes a new human biological rhythm calculation method called cosine model method. The results are obtained by observing athletes for a period of time. According to the inherent tri-rhythm of human body using the description, statistics and analysis, a mathematical model is established to objectively and quantitatively describe the characteristics of biological data. That allows us to predict biorhythms.

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Preliminary materials of this article were reported at the conference Futuristic Trends in Networks and Computing Technologies FTNCT (Nagar, 2019).

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The initial version of this paper in Russian is published in the journal “Izvestiya Vysshikh Uchebnykh Zavedenii. Radioelektronika,” ISSN 2307-6011 (Online), ISSN 0021-3470 (Print) on the link http://radio.kpi.ua/article/view/S0021347020060035 with DOI: https://doi.org/10.20535/S0021347020060035

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Su, L. Motion Analysis of Human Biorhythm Based on Cosine Model. Radioelectron.Commun.Syst. 63, 299–307 (2020). https://doi.org/10.3103/S0735272720060035

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