Why the study?
Do different perceptual stimuli cause measurable changes in PPG signals and HRV parameters in young adults?
Do different perceptual stimuli cause measurable changes in PPG signals and HRV parameters in young adults?
PPG signals and HRV analysis can objectively measure autonomic nervous system responses to perceptual stimuli, potentially aiding in emotional and diagnostic assessments.
In this paper, the Photoplethysmography (PPG) signal response of humans under different perceptual stimuli was mainly discussed. The autonomic nervous system (ANS) regulates the functioning of organs or tissues in the body to make the body adapt to the environment. When the human body is stimulated, it can obtain information about ANS from the analysis results of heart rate variability (HRV).The proposed method is used with PPG signals for time domain and frequency domain analysis to obtain HRV parameters and short-time Fourier transform (STFT) output heat map, respectively. Different environmental stimuli were given during the experiment and changes in PPG signals were observed. There were eight males and eight females with a total of 16 subjects with an average age of 24 years. Heart rate was observed to vary with stimulation in 16 subjects. The heat map clearly distinguishes whether the subject is affected by the stimulus and causes the ANS to regulate the human body. The data obtained under various stimuli are directly compared and measured from physiological signals. It can establish an objective patient’s current emotional judgment and can be used to explore the patient’s diagnosis status during the diagnosis process.
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