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Abstract

This paper introduces a novel statistical procedure for measuring circadian rhythms of social activity, particularly suited for persistence analysis. Using a 12-month call detail records (CDRs) dataset of adults over 65, the study assesses the persistence of circadian rhythms in outgoing, incoming, and total call activities. Results demonstrate the approach's ability to assess persistence with statistical significance, offering a valuable tool for personalized medicine applications.

Publisher

Scientific Reports

Published On

Dec 08, 2020

Authors

Timothée Aubourg, Jacques Demongeot, Nicolas Vuillerme

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