STOCHASTIC AND CHAOTIC ASSESSMENT OF HUMAN’S NEUROMUSCULAR SYSTEM IN CONDITIONS OF COLD EXPOSURE

The paper presents the study results of thermometry indices in boys and girls aged 20 - 28 years old living in the North more than 15 years and having different background of conditioning. Average age of surveyed was 22,8 years. The thermometer readings were register before and after local cooling. Traditional statistical ratios were calculated. They demonstrated Eskov-Zinchenko effect for tremor and quasiattractors areas, thermogramm pairwise comparison matrixes of three groups of surveyed before and after cooling from the perspective of self-organization. Quasiattractors showed the most diversity in comparison with stochastics and the thermogramm pairwise comparison matrixes in trained persons scarcely changed before and after cooling which was high adaptation parameter to cooling. This points significant differences in organism reactions in all the surveyed groups (untrained, poorly trained and strongly trained). Worked out methods to assess changes in the characteristics of quasiattractors can be used individually (for each test person) to assess your personal training level (in the repetition of measurements), and for group studies.

tremor, entropy, quasiattractors, biosystem state vector