Hi!
I have collected using "breath - by breath" method the oxygen uptake during treadmill running at different running speeds.
What is the best way to filtrate/average the data from Vo2 measurements in order to present as Vo2/speed running ratio to show running economy?
During 3 - minute running stage I have around 56 different values of oxygen uptake (raw data of breath by breath). Should I calculate arithmetic average from all of these raw 56 results? Or maybe its good idea to average the data to 5 - seconds sections first and after that calculate the arithmetic average?
And present the economy of running as average oxygen uptake at particular speed of the 3 minute stage??
Thanks
Dear Prof. Batra,
I cannot comment on the specific results of your breath test but the use of the frequency intrepretation of test statistic to draw conclusions about efficiency of interaction of various scientific forces we have done a lot of research on and by using Schroedinger factorisation of Quantum Mechanical Forces in any Econophysical applications of which sports management is certainly one (see for e.g. Mallick, Hamburger, Mallick (2016, 2017), Mallick (2014, 2015)) with applications such as Ergonomic Design of Running Tracks or Shop Floors, taking mean of the efficiency ratios give good empirical results although by Shroedinger resolution (see also Mallick et. al.) String Theoretically it matters how you compound forces in specific applications. However, we have discovered that there is a Mathematical Discipline which we have invented as "Functor Algebra Calculus" (Mallick, Hamburger, Mallick (2016, 2017, [email protected] on www.econometricsociety.org)
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