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In this work the median step size does appear to be in agreement with the results in [1].

Comparing median step counts or assessing correlation coefficients over-estimates agreement between pedometer and accelerometer data.

At baseline, participants had a median step count of 11,063 steps/day (range 1,541 20,158).

Despite statistically significant correlations and similar median step counts, the overall agreement between pedometer and accelerometer step counts was poor and varied with activity level.

Our results show that although there was a significant correlation between pedometer step counts and most accelerometer measures of PA and no difference in median step counts between the two devices, the 95% limits of agreement were very broad, especially among those participants who were less active.

The median steps per day for participants aged <55 years were 6,696 for men and 4,770 for women.

Among participants aged ≥55 years, median steps per day were 5,513 for men and 3,452 for women.

The results indicated that median stepping increment has comparable performance to the established methods in predicting the likelihood of successful defibrillation.

In the present study, we investigate whether median stepping increment that is calculated from the Euclidean distance of consecutive points in Poincare plot could be used to predict the likelihood of successful defibrillation.

Let us remark that, during our experiments, we further observed that the TV/segmentation method is even superior to direct segmentation after subtraction of the median (Steps 1, 3 and 4 of Algorithm 1).

In the present study, we investigated whether median stepping increment (MSI), a nonlinear method that is calculated by the Euclidean distance of consecutive points in Poincare plot of VF waveform, could predict the success of defibrillation.