Methods and systems for circadian physiology predictions

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13919703

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Systems and methods are provided for predicting a circadian state of an individual. The methods comprise: providing a model representative of the response of the circadian state to light stimulus, the model comprising at least one model variable representative of a probability distribution function (PDF) of a phase offset of the circadian state of the individual; and using the model to estimate an updated PDF of the phase offset, wherein using the model to estimate the updated PDF of the phase offset comprises performing a Bayesian estimation process commencing with an initial PDF of the phase offset and iterating toward the updated PDF of the phase offset.

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PULSAR INFORMATICS INCPHILADELPHIA PA

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Boivin, Diane Montreal, CA 2 39
DuMont, Guy Vancouver, CA 12 82
Mollicone, Daniel Joseph Seattle, US 20 667
Mott, Christopher Grey Seattle, US 20 475

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