How can Bioinformatician Rob ter Horst help the Meditation Research Institute Switzerland (MRIS) after the MRIS was harmed by Rob’s Polar H10 paper review on YouTube?

Last Updated on March 29, 2023 by pg@petergamma.org

It took us 3 – 4 month (part-time, in our spare time and over the week end, and it was no fun) to write this review:

090. Review of Accuracy Studies of Consumer Grade Heart Rate Monitors: Methods, Testing Protocols, Reference Devices

Which we felt forced to do as a reaction and a clarification about statements of Rob in his YouTube video about the Polar H10:

Did he publish the YouTube video because of the MRIS? We asked Rob via his contact from why he does not use ECG reference devices for his accuracy studies. His YouTube video says according to the view of the MRIS only half the truth, and we wanted the whole truth to be published, even if it is only published as a white paper in the journal of the MRIS.

We invite Rob to help us now, after he harmed us and made us suffer with his YouTube video which only says half the truth. After Rob made us suffer, we suggest him to do the following:

1. Install Debian on the Radxa Zero according to the review of the MRIS:

Which is currently the best software to start testing the Radxa Zero – is there any available?

• many things should work with Debian and the Radxa Zero according to what we know from previous projects.

1. Make a demo video on YouTube which shows installation and a demo about it’s performance.

If Rob ter Horst does not do it, other Bioinformaticians are welcome to do it, as well as non – Bioinformaticians to contribute to this promising project with the Radxa Zero and Debian.