This course intends:
- Provide knowledge on other frequency/temporal scales that are common in clinical practice.
- Provide knowledge on methods for analysis of noisy biomedical signals, with short duration, and/or with non-equidistant sampling, evaluating individuals as well as specific groups of patients or populations.
- Contribute to the understanding of the clinical, diagnostic and prognostic importance of specific parameters extracted from biomedical signals.
- Train in the use of computer tools to solve problems of the contents of the course.
