Heart Rate Variability Analysis (HRV) and the Subjective Evaluation by Visual Analog Scale (VAS) for Subjects Listening to 1/f Fluctuation Music and Bubbling of a Stream

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  • WATANABE Satoshi
    Department of Information Design, School of Information Studies, Shizuoka Sangyo University:The Open University of Japan
  • TSUKAMOTO Hiroyuki
    Department of Information Design, School of Information Studies, Shizuoka Sangyo University
  • MATSUMOTO Yuji
    Department of Information Design, School of Information Studies, Shizuoka Sangyo University
  • NAKAGAWA Masafumi
    International University for Health and Welfare Hospital
  • SHIRAHAMA Naruki
    Department of Electronics and Control, Kitakyushu National College of Technology
  • MIYAMOTO Kazunori
    Department of Human Development, Faculty of Humanities, Kyushu Women's University
  • NAKAYA Naofumi
    Department of Electronic Technology, Tokyo Electronics College
  • TOMITA Masashi
    Department of Mechanical and Electronic Engineering, Salesian Polytechnic
  • MORI Yukio
    Department of Mechanical and Electronic Engineering, Salesian Polytechnic

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  • 1/fゆらぎを持つとみなせる楽曲および環境音聴取時の脈波解析とVisual Analog Scaleによる主観評価
  • 1/fユラギ オ モツ ト ミナセル ガッキョク オヨビ カンキョウオン チョウシュジ ノ ミャクハ カイセキ ト Visual Analog Scale ニ ヨル シュカン ヒョウカ

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Abstract

The experiment employed 8 healthy subjects. HRVs of the subjects when they listen to the 1/f fluctuation music, bubbling of a stream, "Shirakami-Sanchi", and when they do not, are recorded separately. Furthermore, in order to investigate the psychological state change, the subjects are required to answer VAS questionnaire for both cases (listening to the 1/f music or "Shirakami-Sanchi", and not). When the subjects listen to the 1/f fluctuation music, their LF/HF values are decreased. On the other hand, when the subjects listen to "Shirakami-Sanchi", their LF/HF values are increased. And the experiment result shows that there exists relationship between VAS data ("Like or Dislike") and HRV data. Therefore, the proposed method is very useful.

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