A Survey of Fractional-Order Circuit Models for Biology and Biomedicine

A Survey of Fractional-Order Circuit Models for Biology and Biomedicine

In this survey, we present many of the fractional- order circuit models used in biomedicine and biology to fit experimentally collected impedance data. An overview of the different methods used to extract the impedance parameters from collected datasets are also presented. Applications of fractional...

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