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Ta b l e 7 . 1 5
Biometric values
of the volunteers. Notice that
two volunteers are outliers,
denoted pA and pB and they
are not taken into account
when mean and standard
deviation values are
calculated
Subject
Gender
Age (years)
Weight (kg)
Height (cm)
1
m
31
65
160
2
m
28
68
165
3
m
28
68
165
4
m
23
89
190
5
m
24
70
170
6
m
30
72
180
7
m
30
72
180
8
m
23
74
182
9
f
30
70
173
10
f
31
70
170
11
m
24
70
160
12
m
25
71
160
13
m
26
80
197
14
m
29
90
186
15
m
30
90
186
16
m
23
65
179
17
m
29
64
160
18
m
22
59
174
19
m
22
71
183
20
f
24
54
167
21
m
22
75
180
22
m
28
73
179
23
f
23
50
164
24
f
27
50
158
25
f
22
56
161
26
m
22
70
181
27
m
27
75
181
28
m
28
76
181
29
f
30
65
160
Mean
±
std
-
26
±
3
70
±
10
173
±
10
pA
m
55
80
170
pB
m
60
83
170
only for the recurrent ratios, given in Table
7.16
. The other identified parameters are
given in Fig.
7.34
by means of boxplots.
Next, we applied identification on the same data for the parametric impedance
model
Z
PA R
from (
7.15
). The results of the identification are given in Fig.
7.35
by
means of boxplots (volunteers pA and pB not included here). Figure
7.36
shows a
typical identification result, all other identification results being similar. There were
