Aurora-BP Study Dataset

The Aurora-BP Study Dataset This repository contains the Aurora-BP dataset released alongside the publication of the Aurora-BP study. Our Github repository contains sample code, sample data, and explanatory information for working with the Aurora-BP dataset. The dataset includes de-identified participant information, raw sensor data aligned with each measurement, and a wide variety of features derived from sensor data. The publishing of this dataset as well as the characterization of multiple feature groups across a broad population and multiple settings are intended to aid future cardiovascular research. Citation If you use our GitHub repository, part or all of the full dataset, and/or our paper as part of your research, please refer to the dataset as the Aurora-BP dataset and cite the publication as follows: R.J. Mieloszyk et al. "A Comparison of Wearable Tonometry, Photoplethysmography, and Electrocardiography for Cuffless Measurement of Blood Pressure in an Ambulatory Setting," IEEE Journal of Biomedical and Health Informatics, vol. 26, no. 7, pp. 2864–2875 (2022). Use Terms Use of this data is governed by the terms of the Data Use Agreement. By downloading, accessing, viewing, or using the Aurora-BP study data, you agree to the terms of the Data Use Agreement, which defines the permitted uses of the Aurora-BP study data. Any use outside of the specifications of the Data Use Agreement is prohibited. You must read and agree to the full Data Use Agreement; key points are summarized below: No redistribution of the data. Others who wish to use the data must acquire access individually. No joining of data with other data sources No attempt to identify participants, contact participants, or reconstruct PII Storage with appropriate access control and best practices You may publish (or present papers or articles) on your results from using the data provided that no confidential information of Microsoft and no Personal Information are included in any such publication or presentation Any publication or presentation resulting from use of the data should include reference to the Aurora-BP Study, with full reference to the source publication when appropriate Aurora-BP Study authors and Microsoft are under no obligation to provide any support or additional materials related to the use of these data Aurora-BP Study authors and Microsoft are not liable for any losses, damages, or harms of any kind in connection to the use of these data Aurora-BP Study authors and Microsoft are not responsible or liable for the accuracy, usefulness or availability of these data