WO2002085215A1 - Appareil d'evaluation de facteurs humains selon la theorie du chaos - Google Patents
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- the present invention quantitatively detects the load level generated in the cerebrum of a person by analyzing the voice uttered by the person, and finds out how the cerebrum is in an active state, and furthermore, the mental and physical activity during the measurement.
- This is a chaos-theoretic human factor evaluation device that predicts changes in the physical and physical activities and the subsequent changes in mental and physical activities, and belongs to the field of medical diagnostic technology and the like.
- the apparatus according to the present invention simply provides human eyes.
- Mental and physical activities that are detected and predicted from external observations by ears and ears, specifically, those that are relatively superficial, such as emotions, emotions, fear, and anxiety, as well as complex mathematical problems.
- the taste and taste of a person with pleasure or discomfort and moreover, it simply detects the load on the brain during measurement, that is, the state of mind and body Rather, it is possible to predict and determine future mental and physical activities by performing a trend analysis from the current detection results, and the present invention widely belongs to human factor evaluation technology.
- a device that measures the activity of the cerebral cortex inside the skull by irradiating the head with weak infrared rays and measuring the reflection intensity ⁇ A device that measures the activity of the brain by imaging it ( Optical topography device).
- EEG measurement involves attaching an electrode to the scalp and capturing the electrical changes caused by neurons in the cerebral cortex every moment, making the device itself smaller and relatively inexpensive.
- electroencephalography shows that abnormal waves of seizures such as epilepsy are detected, changes in sleep and wakefulness, changes in the overall activity level of the brain caused by impaired consciousness, and lesions such as cerebral infarction and tumors And the effects on brain function.
- PET, SPECT, and optical topography devices are currently the most sensitive devices and enable analysis and evaluation of brain function, but all are large-scale devices.
- the elucidation is not limited to the medical field, but is also important for research on human mental activities related to art such as music, and research on anthropology and civilization theory that treats humans as a group regarding civilization and cultural differences. It is considered to be meaningful, and in order to evaluate brain function for wide-ranging research, it is essential to develop a device that can easily evaluate brain function.
- the present invention provides a device that can predict and determine the state of mind and body of a human by measuring the load level generated in the cerebrum in a state where the human body is not in contact with the human body by using a relatively simple device. It is an issue. Disclosure of the invention
- the inventors of the present invention have conducted intensive studies to solve the above-mentioned problems, and have found the following invention.
- the central processing for speech in the cerebral cortex includes an articulatory exercise planning stage and a subsequent articulatory exercise execution stage.
- the complexity of the sentence causes the processing time to elongate during the articulatory exercise planning stage, that is, an increase in the load on the cerebrum, and as a result the uttered voice itself changes, so analyzing the uttered voice will result in a cerebral function. We thought that we could measure.
- This uttered voice can be analyzed by chaos-theoretic analysis and calculating the Lyapunov exponent, and by quantitatively expressing the activity state of the brain from the causal relationship between the cerebrum and the uttered voice, it is possible to analyze the uttered voice in a non-contact state. By measuring the load level generated in the cerebrum, it was found that mental and physical activities could be predicted and judged.
- a first invention is a Lyapunov exponent calculating means for analyzing a voice signal obtained by converting a voice uttered by a human into digital data by a chaotic theory method to calculate a Lyapunov exponent, and a speech calculated by the Lyapunov exponent calculating means.
- a Lyapunov exponent change detecting means for detecting a change in the Lyapunov exponent of the voice.
- a chaotic theory human factor evaluation device that can predict and judge mental and physical activities by measuring the load level generated in the cerebrum based on the state of the change of the Lyapunov exponent detected by the Novoff exponent change detection means.
- a second invention provides a Lyapunov exponent calculating means for analyzing a voice signal obtained by converting a voice uttered by a human into digital data by a force theory method to calculate a Lyapunov exponent, and a speech calculated by the Lyapunov exponent calculating means.
- Lyapunov exponent change detecting means for detecting a change in the Lyapunov exponent of the voice; and a state of the change in the Lyapunov exponent detected by the Lyapunov exponent change detection means, thereby measuring the load level generated in the cerebrum to measure mental and physical activity.
- the feature is that it is a chaotic theoretical human factor evaluation device equipped with prediction, judgment prediction, and judgment means) o
- the state of the Lyapunov exponent is calculated from the state of the Lyapunov exponent by analyzing the audio signal obtained by converting the speech uttered by a human into digital data by a chaotic theory method and calculating the Lyapunov exponent. Since the condition is detected, measurement can be performed without contact with the subject's human body without attaching sensors, etc., so that unnecessary mental and physical burdens are not exerted on the subject's human body, and You can grasp the activity state of the cerebrum in a normal state without giving tension.
- the change in the obtained Lyapunov exponent is captured relatively and temporally, and the characteristics of the change Accordingly, measuring the change in cerebral gave speech, i.e. by detecting the load state of the activities of the brain, the human mind and body activity, and c can be easily detected, for example, tension and fatigue, etc.
- the relative change of the Lyapunov exponent, which is always obtained by chaos analysis, and the obtained Lyapunov exponent, is captured over time, and the characteristics of the change are used to measure the change that the cerebrum has given to the uttered speech.
- a microphone that inputs a voice uttered by a human as a voice signal
- an analog-to-digital converter that converts the voice signal input to the microphone into digital data
- a microphone for inputting a voice as a voice signal to speech voice input means serving as a so-called input signal sensor of a device and an analog-to-digital conversion means for converting a voice signal input to the microphone into a digital signal.
- voice of the human being as a subject from a normal microphone, so that aircraft pilots, air traffic controllers, public transport drivers, customer guides, and broadcasting stations
- headset microphones and handy microphones that are normally used.
- the digital voice other than the human uttered voice may be used based on the characteristics of the previously prepared non-voiced voice sound.
- the apparatus further comprises a non-uttered voice sound removing unit that removes voice data and provides the result to the Lyapunov exponent calculating unit.
- voice data other than human uttered voice is removed from the voice digital data, and chaos analysis is performed based on the obtained digital data to obtain a Lyapunov exponent.
- chaos analysis is performed based on the obtained digital data to obtain a Lyapunov exponent.
- the removal of voice data other than human speech from the digital voice data can be further reduced by PET or SPECT, which has been used as a medical device to measure brain function and brain activation status.
- PET or SPECT has been used as a medical device to measure brain function and brain activation status.
- the digital speech data obtained by removing the speech data other than the human speech voice from the digital data is evaluated individually. Equipped with an uttered voice detecting means for extracting and discriminating a feature and applying the uttered voice to the Lyapunov exponent calculating means, it is possible to predict and judge the mental and physical activities of individual humans in response to a plurality of uttered voice inputs. And According to this, the characteristics of human uttered voices can be further extracted from digital data from which audio data other than uttered voices have been removed, and Lyapunov exponents can be individually obtained. The analysis and evaluation of the input can be performed.
- the apparatus according to the present invention when used, for example, in a meeting or discussion by a plurality of persons, it becomes possible to determine the mental and physical activities of the speaker, and it is possible to determine ⁇ who is interested in what topic or who talks about It is also possible to determine the psychological state of the speaker such as fear, stress, arousal, etc. Therefore, it can also be used as a counseling device using speech and a lie detector.
- the device generally quantifies the activity state of each cerebral area that has given its output by analyzing a biological signal as an output of cerebral activity by a chaotic theory method.
- the present invention evaluates the load generated in the linguistic area of the cerebrum by sequentially performing chaos analysis on the uttered voice, detecting changes in Lyapunov exponents that are detected from time to time relative to each other, and performing evaluation. It is possible.
- each cerebral area is not clearly separated from other areas, when a high load state occurs in the language area, its effect also appears in the biological signals related to other areas.
- the measurement results can be used as an indication of the overall cerebral load status. It is valid when specified.
- FIG. 1 is a block diagram schematically showing a personal computer and the like according to an embodiment of the present invention.
- FIG. 2 is a block diagram showing an internal structure of the personal computer according to the embodiment.
- FIG. 3 is a graph showing a relationship between a Lyapunov exponent of a human uttered voice measured using the apparatus according to the embodiment and time.
- FIG. 4 is a graph when measurement is performed in a situation different from the situation in FIG. 3 according to the embodiment.
- BEST MODE FOR CARRYING OUT THE INVENTION Hereinafter, the present invention will be described based on embodiments.
- 1 to 4 show an embodiment of the present invention.
- FIG. 1 is a schematic diagram showing an example of the overall configuration when a chaotic theoretical human factor evaluation device according to the present invention (hereinafter, referred to as “the present invention device”) is realized using a computer.
- the present invention device a chaotic theoretical human factor evaluation device according to the present invention
- reference numeral 1 denotes a computer, which is a program for detecting and determining a load on the cerebrum (hereinafter referred to as a “cerebral load detection determination program”). It is provided and stores each program code of the cerebral load detection judgment program PG.
- a recording medium such as a flexible disk, a CD-ROM, and a MO that can be used by various computers and a drive device thereof may be used.
- Each program code of the cerebral load detection judgment program PG includes a chaos analysis program.
- This chaos analysis program is a program that calculates the Lyapunov exponent by performing chaos analysis on the digital data of the voice read by the cerebral load detection determination program PG.
- the computer 1 is connected to the microphone 2, the communication device 14, and the audio recorder 15, and has a video output device 8.
- the computer 1 displays control instruction contents and evaluation results for the operation of the present invention device.
- Display device 9 is connected.
- a keypad 11 and a mouse 12 which are provided with an I / O control device 10 and function as a key input device and a pointing device are also connected.
- a headset 13 having a headphone 13P and a microphone 13M is connected to the communication device 14 by wire or wireless communication.
- the microphone 13 and the microphone 13M of the headset 13 are used and worn by a person whose load on the cerebrum is detected and determined by the device of the present invention in a normal business state. , Attach them It is used to capture the uttered voice of the person using it as a voice signal in real time.
- the microphone 2 is connected and used when a plurality of persons simultaneously input uttered voices.
- the computer 1 can be connected to an audio reproducing device that can record an audio signal on a recording medium such as an audio recorder 15 and reproduce and output the audio signal.
- a voice recorder is used, for example, when a voice is analyzed chaotically by the device of the present invention in some circumstances, such as a Pois recorder which is usually mounted on an aircraft and records a voice signal.
- the CPU 4 is the center, and each program code is expanded, and RAM 6, OM 7, as a storage means for realizing the functions, audio signals are input from each device, and audio signals are digitally output from the respective devices.
- FIG. 2 is a block diagram mainly showing a program of the present invention device recorded on the hard disk device 5 of the computer 1 described above.
- the hard disk drive 5 is provided with an audio data detector 20 to which a signal from the analog-to-digital converter 3 for inputting an audio signal as digital data is provided. According to 20, the audio data is detected from the digital data. A signal is input from the voice detector overnight detector 20 to the non-uttered voice sound remover 21 (non-uttered voice sound remover). Are configured to remove voices other than human uttered voices.
- a signal is input from the non-speech sound sound remover 21 to the utterance sound detector 22 (speech sound detection means), and the utterance sound part from the sound digital data is output by the utterance sound detector 22. Is to be detected.
- a signal is input from the uttered speech detector 22 to a Lyapunov exponent calculator 23 (a Lyapunov exponent calculating means), and the uttered speech is analyzed by the chaos theory method by the Lyapunov exponent calculator 23.
- the Lyapunov exponent calculator 23 is configured to calculate a Lyapunov exponent, and a signal is input from the Lyapunov exponent calculator 23 to a Lyapunov exponent change detector 24 (Lyapunov exponent change detecting means).
- the calculated Lyapunov exponent of the uttered voice is configured to detect a relative / temporal change over time. Furthermore, a signal is input from the Lyapunov exponent change detector 24 to the prediction unit 27 (prediction / judgment means), and the prediction / judgment unit 27 outputs a signal based on the change of the Lyapunov exponent. By measuring the load level that occurs during the period, the mental and physical state is predicted and determined.
- the hard disk device 5 includes a 10 controller 25 for controlling an operation control signal for the device, and a display controller 26 for displaying a control instruction content and an evaluation result for operating the present invention device. .
- a load level generated in the cerebrum is detected and determined by the apparatus of the present invention, and a speech signal of a person to be evaluated for psychosomatic activity is captured to obtain a voice signal.
- the voice is input from the microphone 13M of the headset 13 and, for example, voice communication is input from the aircraft pilot via the communication device 14 of the control building, or An audio signal is input directly from the microphone 2 or from an audio recorder 15 capable of reproducing from a medium recording audio such as a voice recorder mounted on an aircraft.
- the input audio signal is an analog signal
- digital conversion is performed by the analog-to-digital converter 3
- the audio data detector 20 converts continuous audio data into subsequent signal processing. Overnight split in required processing units I do.
- a process of removing non-uttered voice sounds other than human uttered voices from the digital data of the voice signal obtained by the analog-to-digital converter 3 is performed. This is performed by the voice remover 21.
- the non-speech sound to be removed is a collision attenuation sound, a collision reverberation sound, a double collision sound, a multiple collision sound, a crushing sound, a fricative sound, and the center frequency, reverberation time, and bandwidth of the original sound are also determined. Then, feature extraction is performed to separate and remove non-speech sound.
- the digital audio data from which non-uttered voice sound has been removed by the above-described processing becomes a digital voice data with only human voice voice components remaining, but if voice voice signals from multiple people are input, individual Then, it is necessary to perform analysis using the chaotic theory method, and the utterance sound detector 22 separates each utterance sound.
- feature extraction is performed in advance based on the center frequency, reverberation time, and bandwidth of the uttered voices of all speakers, and comparisons are made with the audio signals measured in real time.
- the Lyapunov exponent calculator 23 analyzes the voice signal obtained by converting the speech uttered by a human into digital data by a chaotic theory method, and calculates the Lyapunov exponent.
- the fractal dimension of the waveform is experimentally found to be between 5 and 6.
- the processing is performed as if it were configured to the space.
- a method disclosed in Japanese Patent Publication No. 2000-113133 / 47 “Apparatus and recording medium for detecting fatigue and falling asleep by voice” can also be used.
- the Lyapunov exponent change detector 24 detects and determines the load level generated in the cerebrum by using the speech signal that is calculated and changed every moment.
- the Lyapunov exponent is compared with the reference point, and the change in the load level occurring in the cerebrum is detected based on the tendency of the time-series change, and the prediction / judgment unit 27 makes a judgment corresponding to the measurement purpose. .
- the device According to the device according to the present invention, it is possible to measure the cerebral load level at the time of relaxation of the human and the high load level enough to recognize fatigue in a short time. It is possible to manage the workload, that is, the workload at a level that does not cause serious fatigue in the time required for the job or the like.
- the Lyapunov exponent that changes every moment by simply moving average is smoothed, and the rule set in the pattern is used. It is possible to give instructions for rest, etc.
- the Lyapunov exponent which is calculated every moment, is temporarily stored in a time series, and the value indicated by the Lyapunov exponent, the transition of the Lyapunov exponent, and the range of the transition are calculated in order to quantitatively indicate the state change.
- a characteristic curve is obtained by a moving average, a least-squares approximation, a Kalman-filled filter, or the like, and these methods can be selected.
- Figures 3 and 4 show the Lyapunov exponents actually measured from the uttered speech in a time series graph.
- Each plot line in Fig. 3 is a characteristic curve 31 calculated by moving average every minute and plotted.
- a characteristic curve calculated by moving average every 3 minutes and plotted is a moving average every 5 minutes.
- the plot lines in FIG. 4 are a characteristic curve 41 calculated by plotting a moving average every minute and plotted, and a characteristic curve 42 plotted by calculating a moving average every 5 minutes.
- a relatively smooth characteristic curve can be obtained by calculating the moving average by increasing the time interval, and the mental and physical activities can be obtained. Can be easily grasped.
- the prediction / judgment unit 27 measures the load level generated in the cerebrum by using the characteristic curves 31 1, 3 2, 3 3, 4 1, and 4 2 indicating the state of the change of the Lyapunov exponent. Predict and judge mental and physical activities.
- Fig. 3 is time series data showing the state where the Lyapunov exponent increases. In this evening, subjects were asked to read for more than an hour, • Measurements of the Lyapunov exponent on the tractor show that the Lyapunov exponent increased before the subject became aware of fatigue and complained.
- the increase in the Lyapunov exponent is regarded as a decrease in the ability to adapt to the environment, and it can be said that fatigue is felt when the adaptability declines for a long time.
- a high load on the cerebrum that lasts for a long time humans are aware of fatigue.
- Fig. 4 shows the situation where the Lyapunov index decreases.
- C is a plot of the change in the Lyapunov exponent obtained by reading the newspaper in the same manner as in the experiment that led to Fig. 3, which is a time series depiction of the time series. After a certain period of time, a sharp drop in the Lyapunov index was observed, stating that ⁇ When reading an unfamiliar editorial, a high load on the cerebrum occurred, As a result, the load level occurring in the cerebrum has been reduced.
- the device according to the present invention enables human factor evaluation by grasping the above tendency chaotically and quantitatively.
- the present invention can be applied to the medical field, and predicts the state of the cerebral activity, the change in psychosomatic activity during measurement, and the change in psychosomatic activity thereafter. It can be used as a chaotic human factor evaluation device for judgment.
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