Correlation between the Subjective Evaluation by using Visual Analog Scale and Heart Rate Variability Analysis for the Effects of the Unpleasant Sound

  • WATANABE Satoshi
    Department of Information Design, School of Information Studies, Shizuoka Sangyo University
  • AGATA Masashi
    Department of Information Design, School of Information Studies, Shizuoka Sangyo University
  • AKITAYA Kento
    Department of Information Design, School of Information Studies, Shizuoka Sangyo University
  • OGAWA Yuto
    Department of Information Design, School of Information Studies, Shizuoka Sangyo University
  • MATSUMOTO Yuji
    Department of Information Design, School of Information Studies, Shizuoka Sangyo University
  • TOMITA Masashi
    Department of Mechanical and Electronic Engineering, Salesian Polytechnic
  • KONDOU Yuuki
    Department of Mechanical and Electronic Engineering, Salesian Polytechnic
  • TAKEUCHI Yuudai
    Department of Mechanical and Electronic Engineering, Salesian Polytechnic
  • MORI Yukio
    Department of Mechanical and Electronic Engineering, Salesian Polytechnic

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  • Visual Analog Scaleによる不快音聴取時の主観評価と心拍変動解析との相関
  • Visual Analog Scale ニ ヨル フカイオン チョウシュジ ノ シュカン ヒョウカ ト シンパク ヘンドウ カイセキ ト ノ ソウカン

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This paper describes the correlation between the subjective evaluation by using Visual Analog Scale (VAS) for the effects of the unpleasant sound, and Heart Rate Variability (HRV) analysis. The experiment employed 16 healthy subjects. HRVs of the subjects are recorded when they listen to the unpleasant sound and when they listen to nothing. Furthermore, in order to investigate the psychological state change, the subjects are required to answer VAS questionnaire for both cases (listening to the unpleasant sound, and not). The HRV data are analyzed by using FFT. The experiment result shows that there exists relationship between VAS data and coefficient of covariance in HRV.

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