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Table 1.

Summary of data sets included in the bp package; AP refers to arterial (Blood) pressure, HBPM refers to home blood pressure monitoring, and ABPM refers to ambulatory blood pressure monitoring.

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Table 2.

BP stages from [9] with (optional) low and crisis categories.

ISH refers to Isolated Systolic Hypertension, IDH refers to Isolated Diastolic Hypertension.

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Table 3.

Summary of blood pressure metrics and visualizations available in the bp package.

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Fig 1.

Scatter plot of blood pressure measurements according to stages for subject 70435 of the bp_hypnos data set, the plot is obtained using the bp_scatter function segmented by VISIT and wrapped by TIME_OF_DAY.

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Table 4.

Dipping classifications and their respective percentage cut-off values according to [15].

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Fig 2.

Decomposition of BP readings into four time slots associated with nocturnal BP readings according to [15].

The delineation into Wake and Sleep is based on time of day (ToD argument in process_data function), or user-supplied information.

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Fig 3.

A BP report for the bp_jhs data set generated using the bp_report function.

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Fig 4.

Time series plots for subjects 70435 and 70439 from the bp_hypnos data set separated by visit (top row), and by hour across all visits (bottom row).

All plots are generated using the bp_ts_plots function in the bp package.

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Fig 5.

Output of dip_class_plot function on selected subjects from bp_hypnos data.

Left plot shows dip percentages using the original data. Right plot shows dip percentages using the processed data with one outlier removed for subject 70439.

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