Continuum metrics and selective properties antagonism in the heart rate

The study of self-regulation of functional systems requires the selection of certain models from the space-time continuum metric. Thus, the method of fractional trends was used to study the properties of heart rate variability under the influence of functional tests. It was found that increasing and decreasing trends in rhythm variations can have an active and passive form of accumulation. As a result of the antagonistic interaction of forms and trends, a selective choice of the dominant regulator occurs. The characteristics of this regulator are numerical indicators of the share trends of the 3rd hierarchical level: cumulative capacity, cumulative variability, range of systemic antagonists and probability of outcome.