WO2004043259A1 - 心身診断システム - Google Patents
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- the present invention relates to a psychosomatic diagnosis system for self-evidently and objectively diagnosing the mind and body of a human being, and more particularly, to a written questionnaire to a person to be diagnosed.
- the present invention relates to a psychosomatic diagnosis system that automatically and objectively evaluates the physical and mental state of a person to be diagnosed based on an answer to the utterance.
- the examinee When assessing the physical and mental state of a person who has undergone a conventional diagnosis (hereinafter referred to as the examinee), the response of the examinee's blood pressure, pulse, sweating, pupil, etc., and physiological changes such as the concentration of carbon dioxide gas in the exhaled breath, The subject who measures the target state and diagnoses the subject with reference to the measurement results (hereinafter referred to as the “diagnostic person”) conducts appropriate interviews with the subject, and based on the experience and knowledge of the diagnostic person, Interprets them to evaluate the mental and physical condition of the examinee.
- diagnosis person conducts appropriate interviews with the subject, and based on the experience and knowledge of the diagnostic person, Interprets them to evaluate the mental and physical condition of the examinee.
- a device for detecting the degree of fatigue and falling asleep acquires voice, calculates a Lyapunov exponent value from the voice, and calculates the subject's past fatigue state and drowsiness. By comparing with the Lyapunov exponent values, the physiological condition of the examinee is obtained.
- the response of the examinee to the diagnosis and the like of the examinee is one of the important factors. That is not possible with the patented invention.
- the interviews and the like made to the examinee must be appropriate for the examinee, but the patented invention cannot do so.
- the patented invention is used to perform the same thing as the present invention, it is necessary for the diagnostician to have sufficient experience and to think and ask appropriate questions based on that experience. Exist.
- diagnosis and diagnosis are not performed simply by the diagnostician and the examinee facing each other as in the past, but by giving the examinee the illusion of being in some situation.
- a situation desired by the patient eg, a relaxed, nervous, stressed situation, etc.
- the subject is intentionally placed into the Observing the uttered voice) makes it possible to more accurately evaluate the mental and physical state of the examinee, but this cannot be done.
- the diagnoser cannot control the situation of the examinee. Disclosure of the invention
- the present inventor has requested that the examinee speak We have invented a psychosomatic diagnosis system that makes it possible to objectively judge the mental and physical condition of a person without the subject's subjectivity.
- a psychosomatic diagnosis system that makes it possible to objectively judge the mental and physical condition of a person without the subject's subjectivity.
- by providing appropriate interviews based on the information of the examinees stored in advance it is not necessary for the examiners to be experienced as in the past.
- the examinee is placed in a condition desired by the examiner (that is, the virtual reality is given to the examinee). Giving a sense of feeling and intentionally altering the situation of the examinee), it is more accurate to evaluate the mental and physical state of the examinee than simply performing an evaluation based on the speech sound. Evaluation can be performed.
- the invention of claim 1 is a psychosomatic diagnosis system for diagnosing mental and physical conditions by voices of a person who receives a mental and physical diagnosis in response to an interview, etc., wherein the evaluation result is associated with information for identifying the person who receives the diagnosis.
- An index database that stores the index
- a voice processing unit that obtains, as a voice signal, a voice generated by the person who receives the diagnosis for the inquiry and the like, and an analog that converts the voice signal into a digital voice signal by digitizing the voice signal.
- a digital conversion unit a data processing unit that calculates a human 'strange' attractor from the digital audio signal using chaos theory and stores the calculated human 'strange' attractor in the exponent database, ⁇ Strength *
- the examinee examined person (person who undergoes physical and psychological diagnosis) in response to interviews made by the diagnostician (person making the diagnosis)
- Obtain the voices of the person who is diagnosed without diagnosis including, for example, the sound of the person being observed from another room and diagnosed), and analyze this chaotically to make the diagnosis objective. It is possible to perform it.
- diagnosis is made by voice, it is not necessary to attach sensors to the examinee, so that no extra stress is applied and the reliability is improved.
- the human 'strange' attractor which is the basis of the diagnosis, is calculated by electronically processing the voice signal emitted by the examinee according to a predetermined procedure, and quantified using the calculation result. Perform a comprehensive evaluation. Therefore, in this process, there is no room for the subjectivity of the diagnostician to enter, and it is possible to obtain an objective evaluation result by eliminating the conventional judgment relying on the subjective nature of the diagnostician's experience and feeling. Become.
- the human 'strange' attractor indicates phase space mapping information or an index such as the Lyapunov exponent.
- the medical interview is not limited to medical questions, but includes non-medical questions, interviews, etc., and includes cases where the diagnostician directly conducts medical examinations on the subject, as well as psychosomatic diagnosis according to the present invention.
- the system gives the examinee the same sensation and interpretation as when the examiner asks a question through the visual, auditory, tactile, etc. Display of sentences, images, videos, etc., which can imagine the contents of the question, and the case where virtual reality is provided by using human speech, ambient noise, sound effects, etc.).
- the state of mind and body refers to the person's natural temperament, potential traits, personality acquired through experience, etc., or the state of excitement at that time, or excitement including diagnosis of manic depression and the like. More simply, mental or physical conditions such as ease of employment, loss of self-confidence, movements of mind as if lying or trying to lie, etc. It is as if it is empty.
- the invention of claim 2 is characterized in that the psychosomatic diagnosis system receives the diagnosis stored in the database of the examinee storing the information of the person to be diagnosed and the database of the examinee. This is a psychosomatic diagnosis system having an inquiry providing section for providing at least one or more inquiry to a person who makes a diagnosis based on the information of the patient.
- the experience of the diagnostician is unnecessary and the experience is not rich as in the past. Even a person (or automatically) can easily perform a mental and physical diagnosis.
- the invention according to claim 3 is characterized in that the psychosomatic diagnosis system includes a visual simulated experience display unit for giving a visual simulated experience effect to the person receiving the diagnosis, and / or an audio simulated experience for providing an auditory simulated experience effect.
- This is a psychosomatic diagnosis system that has an experience loudspeaker and a tactile simulated experience operation unit that gives the effect of Z or tactile simulated experience.
- the invention of claim 4 is a psychosomatic diagnosis system, wherein the audio processing unit has a preamplifier and an audio filter for performing preprocessing of the audio signal before converting the audio signal into a digital audio signal in the analog-to-digital conversion unit. It is.
- the audio processing unit has a preamplifier and an audio filter for performing preprocessing of the audio signal before converting the audio signal into a digital audio signal in the analog-to-digital conversion unit. It is.
- the microphone is a known device for acquiring sound and includes a bone conduction microphone and the like.
- the invention according to claim 5 is a psychosomatic diagnosis system for diagnosing mental and physical states by voices of a person who is subjected to a physical or psychological diagnosis in response to an inquiry, etc.
- An index database stored in the storage medium, a voice processing unit for obtaining, as a voice signal, a voice of a person who receives the diagnosis for the inquiry or the like recorded on a recording medium, and a voice recorded on the recording medium.
- An analog-to-digital conversion unit for converting an audio signal acquired as an audio signal or obtained by the audio processing unit into a digital audio signal by digitizing the audio signal; a digital audio signal recorded on the recording medium or the analog-to-digital conversion Calculating a human-strange attractor using the chaos theory based on the digital voice signal received from the A data processing unit that stores the 'strange' attractor in the index database, and the calculated human 'strange' attractor and the past humans who have received the diagnosis or who have received another diagnosis stored in the index database.
- a psychological and physical diagnosis system including an attractor evaluation unit that performs quantitative evaluation based on a strange attractor, and a display unit that displays the evaluation result.
- Answers to the interviews and the like made by the diagnoser are recorded on a recording medium, and based on the audio recorded on this recording medium, the audio signal is electronically processed according to a predetermined procedure to make the diagnosis. Calculate the human 'strange' attractor as the basis, and perform a quantitative evaluation using the calculation result. Therefore, there is no room for the subjectivity of the diagnostician in this process. It is possible to obtain objective evaluation results by eliminating such judgments that rely on the subjective experience of the diagnostician.
- a voice previously recorded on a recording medium such as a tape recorder or an IC memory.
- a recording medium such as a tape recorder or an IC memory.
- the examinee may be able to evaluate the patient's interview with a person other than the diagnoser in advance. It is also possible to record the examiner's answer on a recording medium and later make a decision based on the recorded voice.
- the invention according to claim 6 is a psychosomatic diagnosis system for diagnosing mental and physical conditions by voice of a person who receives a mental and physical diagnosis in response to an inquiry, etc., wherein the evaluation result is associated with information for identifying the person who receives the diagnosis.
- An index database stored in the memory, a voice processing unit for obtaining voices of the person receiving the diagnosis in response to the inquiry and the like as voice signals via a network, and a digital voice by digitizing the voice signals.
- An analog-to-digital converter that converts the signal into a signal, a data processor that calculates a human strange attractor from the digital audio signal using chaos theory, and stores the calculated human strange attractor in the index database.
- the calculated human 'strange' attractor and stored in the index database An attractor evaluation unit that performs a quantitative evaluation based on past human strange attractors of a person who receives a diagnosis or a person who receives another diagnosis, and a display unit that displays the evaluation result;
- the signal is an analog audio signal
- the signal is received by the audio processing unit or the analog-to-digital conversion unit.
- the audio signal is a digital audio signal
- the signal is received by the data processing unit.
- the psychosomatic diagnosis system can transmit and receive voice to and from a patient living in a remote place or the like via a network using a telephone, a computer, or the like. As a result, it is possible for the examinee to use the psychosomatic diagnosis system without leaving the place where the psychosomatic diagnostic system is installed.
- the signal when a telephone line or the like is used as a network, since the signal is an analog signal, it can be processed digitally by digitizing it, and the Internet or the like is used as a network. In this case, since the signal is a digital signal, it is possible to omit useless processes and to speed up processing by directly calculating a human 'strange' attractor from the signal.
- the invention of claim 7 is a psychosomatic diagnosis system for diagnosing mental and physical conditions by voice of a person who undergoes a psychological and physical diagnosis in response to an inquiry, etc., wherein the evaluation result is associated with information for identifying the person who receives the diagnosis.
- a voice processing unit that obtains, as a voice signal, a voice uttered by the person to be diagnosed for the examinee terminal of the person to be diagnosed, and digitizes the voice signal.
- An analog-to-digital conversion unit that converts the digital audio signal into a digital audio signal, a medical inquiry unit that provides the medical inquiry and the like to the person receiving the diagnosis, and a human-range attractor from the digital audio signal using chaos theory.
- a processing function distributing unit that transmits a display unit to be displayed; a human stranger attractor calculated at the examinee terminal is stored in the index database, and the calculated human 'strange' attractor and the index are stored.
- the person who receives the diagnosis stored in the database or other An attractor evaluator that performs a quantitative evaluation based on the past human 'strange' attractor of the person receiving the diagnosis, and transmits the inquiry and the like in the inquiry and the like providing unit to the examinee terminal.
- a data receiving / distributing unit for receiving the calculation result from the examinee terminal and transmitting the evaluation result made by the attractor evaluation unit to the examinee terminal.
- the present invention it is possible to distribute processing functions by using a browser or the like that is used in the Internet and the like that has been widely used in recent years.
- it is possible to distribute the load by having the examinee's terminal perform the process from the processing of the voice to the calculation of the human 'strange' attractor, and receiving only the result by the psychosomatic diagnosis system and performing the evaluation. Processing speed can also be increased.
- the invention according to claim 8 is characterized in that the psychosomatic diagnosis system receives the diagnosis stored in the examinee database, which stores information of the person to be diagnosed.
- This is a psychosomatic diagnosis system having an inquiry providing section for providing at least one or more inquiry to a person who makes a diagnosis based on the information of the patient.
- the experience of the diagnoser is not required as in the related art, and the inexperienced person (or (Automatically or automatically).
- the diagnosis can be made by the diagnoser without contacting the examinee in principle. This makes it possible to provide a more reliable and simpler psychosomatic diagnosis system that does not apply stress.
- FIG. 1 is a system configuration diagram showing an example of the system configuration of the present invention.
- FIG. 2 is a system configuration diagram showing an example of a system configuration of a calculation processing unit according to the present invention.
- FIG. 3 is a system configuration diagram showing an example of a system configuration of voice input using a microphone or the like.
- FIG. 4 is a system configuration diagram showing an example of a system configuration of voice input using a recording medium.
- Fig. 5 shows an example of a system configuration for voice input via a network. It is a stem block diagram.
- FIG. 6 is a system configuration diagram showing an example of a system configuration for providing virtual reality to a subject and performing voice input.
- FIG. 7 is a system configuration diagram showing an example of a system configuration when functions are distributed. BEST MODE FOR CARRYING OUT THE INVENTION
- FIG. 1 is a system configuration diagram showing an example of the system configuration of the present invention.
- the psychosomatic diagnosis system 1 has a calculation processing unit 2, an inquiry providing unit 3, an index database 4, and a patient database 5, and the patient inputs voice via the network 7 or directly.
- Data can be transmitted and received to and from the examinee terminal 6.
- the network 7 may be any of a telephone network, an open network such as the Internet, a closed network such as a LAN, and may be wired or wireless.
- the examinee terminal 6 is a terminal for the examinee to input voice, and includes a microphone phone, a telephone, a mobile phone, a simplified mobile phone, a PDA, a personal computer, and the like.
- the calculation processing unit 2 is a means for performing a chaotic theory analysis based on the input speech and calculating a human-strange-attractor (exponents such as phase space mapping information and Lyapunov exponents; the same applies hereinafter).
- the calculation processing unit 2 includes a voice processing unit 8, an analog-to-digital conversion unit 9, a data processing unit 10, an attractor evaluation unit 11, and a display unit 12.
- FIG. 2 shows a system configuration diagram that is an example of the system configuration of the calculation processing unit 2.
- the data processing unit 10 and the attractor evaluation unit 1 1 It goes without saying that not only hardware processing but also software processing may be performed.
- the audio processing unit 8 adjusts an appropriate sampling period and adjusts a signal amplitude level for an audio signal input from hardware such as a terminal 6 of a patient to be examined, a magnetic tape recorder, a magnetic disk or the like capable of reproducing and outputting audio.
- the analog-to-digital converter 9 is means for converting the analog audio signal sampled by the audio processor 8 into a digital audio signal.
- the data processing unit 10 is a means for calculating a human 'strange' attractor by analyzing time-series data of a digital audio signal based on a known chaotic theory method.
- the attractor evaluation unit 11 uses the human's strange * tractor calculated by the data processing unit 10 and the past human 'strange' attractors of the examinee or other examinees stored in the index database 4 (described later). This is a means for performing publicly known quantitative evaluations such as change detection and statistical analysis using the above.
- the display unit 12 is a means for displaying the result of the evaluation in the attractor evaluation unit 11 using numerical values, graphs, and the like, so that the diagnostician (in some cases, the examinee) can view the result.
- the inquiry providing section 3 is a means for the diagnostician to select an inquiry to be performed on the patient based on the information on the patient stored in the patient database 5.
- the diagnostician may select one from a list of interviews or the like, or may automatically select the most appropriate one based on information on the patient.
- the index database 4 associates the human 'strange' attractor calculated by the calculation processing unit 2 with information for identifying a subject (hereinafter referred to as subject identification information). Database.
- the examinee database 5 is a database that stores information on examinees, for example, living environment, worries, current situation, hobbies, preferences, and the like.
- the examinee's terminal 6 is a microphone, a bone conduction microphone, etc., which is directly connected to the psychosomatic diagnosis system 1, and the examinee uses the speech voice of the diagnosis
- Fig. 3 shows a conceptual diagram of the system configuration of the psychosomatic diagnosis system 1 in this case.
- the diagnostician browses the information of the examinee stored in the patient database 5 via the medical interview providing unit 3 and selects a medical interview from the medical interview providing unit 3 (or the medical interview providing unit 3 The selection is automatically made based on the information on the examinee stored in the examinee database 5), and the examinee is interviewed. This process is not always necessary if the examinee speaks himself.
- the voice is input via the microphone, bone conduction microphone, or the like of the terminal 6 of the examinee and becomes a voice signal.
- the input voice signal is input from the examinee terminal 6 to the audio filter 14 via the preamplifier 13, and automatically adjusts an appropriate sampling period and a signal amplitude level, and inputs to the analog-to-digital converter 9. Is forced.
- the analog-to-digital converter 9 converts the audio signal sampled by the audio processor 8 into a digital audio signal, and inputs the digital audio signal to the data processor 10.
- the data processing unit 10 analyzes the time-series data of the digital audio signal by using a known chaos theory technique, and Calculate the range attractor.
- the data processing unit 10 stores the calculated human's strange. Attractor in the index database 4 together with the patient identification information.
- the attractor evaluator 11 calculates the past human stranger of the examinee and the Z or other examinees stored in the index database 4. Extract the tractor and use it and the calculated human 'strange' tractor to perform a quantitative evaluation such as change detection and statistical analysis, and display the results on the display 12 using numerical values, graphs, etc. It is displayed to the diagnostician (in some cases, the examinee). The diagnostician (or the examinee in some cases) can view this and understand the objective evaluation of the mental and physical condition of the examinee.
- a recording medium 15 such as a magnetic tape, a magnetic disk, or an IC memory
- a recording medium 15 such as a magnetic tape, a magnetic disk, or an IC memory
- the recording method of the recording medium 15 includes a case where an audio signal is input as an analog signal and a case where an audio signal is input as a digital signal.
- the audio signal is an analog signal (for example, when audio is recorded on a tape recorder)
- the audio signal is input to the audio processing unit 8 or the analog-to-digital conversion unit 9 to convert the analog signal into a digital audio signal.
- the audio signal is a digital audio signal in the recording medium 15 (for example, when audio is recorded in an IC memory), or after the analog signal is converted to a digital audio signal in the analog-to-digital converter 9, the data processing is performed. Input a digital audio signal to the unit 10. Subsequent processes are the same as in the previous embodiment. It is possible to perform the processing and grasp the objective evaluation of the physical and mental state of the examinee.
- Fig. 5 shows a conceptual diagram of the system configuration of the psychosomatic diagnosis system 1 in this case.
- the examinee terminal 6 transmits an analog signal from a telephone or the like as an audio signal to the psychosomatic diagnosis system 1
- the examinee speaks via the telephone or the like
- the speech processing unit An audio signal, which is an analog signal, is transmitted to 8.
- the audio processing unit 8 receives the analog signal, and the analog signal is input from the preamplifier 13 to the audio filter 14, and automatically adjusts the sampling period and the signal amplitude level automatically. Is input to
- the analog-to-digital converter 9 converts the audio signal sampled by the audio processor 8 into a digital audio signal and inputs the digital audio signal to the data processor 10.
- the digital audio signal is a digital audio signal transmitted from the Internet or the like through a computer interface
- the digital audio signal is directly input from the patient terminal 6 to the data processing unit 10. Subsequent processes are the same as those in the above embodiment, and it is possible to grasp the objective evaluation of the physical and mental state of the examinee.
- the present embodiment is a case where a function of providing a more realistic diagnosis environment for a subject is added to the system configuration of the first embodiment, and a visual simulated experience display unit 16 and an auditory simulated experience are provided.
- a psychosomatic diagnosis system 1 that is connected to a loudspeaker unit 17 and a tactile simulated experience operation unit 18 to provide the examinee with relaxed or optimal virtual reality according to the diagnostic purpose I do.
- An example of the system configuration of the psychosomatic diagnosis system 1 in this case is shown in Fig. 6.
- the visual simulation experience display section 16 has a function of displaying a stereoscopic image or the like on a display device 19 that displays a stereoscopic image or the like.
- the auditory simulated experience speaker 17 is a function that outputs a three-dimensional spatial sound to the speaker 20 that can output three-dimensional spatial sound, and the tactile simulated experience operating unit 18 is the subject.
- the function to control the data glove 21 that gives a sense of touch, weight, etc. to the patient to give a tactile sensation to the examinee is shown.
- the diagnostician extracts the information of the examinee in the examinee database 5 via the inquiry providing section 3 and provides visual, auditory, and tactile effects such that the examinee can relax and obtain virtual reality.
- the display device 19 the speaker 20, and the data glove 21 via the visual simulation experience display section 16, the auditory simulation experience speaker section 17, and the tactile simulation experience operation section 18.
- the visual simulation experience display section 16 shows the examinee a stereoscopic image of the forest as a visual effect via the display device 19, and Simulated experience speaker 17 through the speaker 20 as an auditory effect to let the birds sing, the three-dimensional spatial sound of the sound of the vegetation fluttering in the wind, and the tactile simulated experience operation unit 18 to the data glove 21
- the examinee is given the feeling of being in the forest, providing the examinee with a virtual reality.
- the diagnoser browses the information of the examinee stored in the examinee database 5 through the inquiry providing unit 3 and provides the examinee with the inquiry. Participants select medical interviews etc. from part 3 (or the medical inquiry providing part 3 automatically selects medical interviews etc. based on the information on the patients stored in the patient database 5), and And conduct an interview.
- the environment is controlled sequentially according to the condition of the patient, Patients can be placed in various environments, and more accurate responses of the patients can be captured.
- the examinee utters a speech in response to an inquiry from the diagnostician or the like, and the speech becomes a speech signal via the microphone of the speech processing unit 8, a bone conduction microphone, or the like.
- the subsequent process flow is the same as in the first embodiment, and a description thereof will be omitted. This makes it possible to grasp the objective evaluation of the physical and mental state of the examinee in the environment corresponding to the purpose of diagnosis.
- Fig. 7 shows an example of the system configuration of the psychosomatic diagnosis system 1 in this case.
- the examinee terminal 6 is preferably a computer having a browser or the like, a mobile phone, a simplified mobile phone, a PDA, or the like.
- the psychosomatic diagnosis system 1 has a processing function distribution unit 22, an attractor evaluation unit 11, a data reception / distribution unit 23, an inquiry providing unit 3, an index database 4, and a patient database 5. It is possible to send and receive data to and from the examinee terminal 6 via the terminal. It is natural that the examinee terminal 6 can operate application software such as ablet on a browser and has a microphone and the like. In the present embodiment, a case where each function is processed as software using an ablet will be described, but it goes without saying that other methods may be used.
- the processing function distribution unit 22 is a voice processing unit 8 for sampling an analog signal, an analog-to-digital conversion unit 9 for converting an analog signal to a digital voice signal 9, and calculates a human 'strange' attractor.
- the data processing unit 10 transmits the results to the attractor evaluation unit 11 of the psychosomatic diagnosis system 1, and receives the medical inquiry etc. for the examinee from the data reception / delivery unit 23 via the network 7.
- Inquiry unit 24 that provides the patient with the information via the display unit 12 and receives it from the psychosomatic diagnosis system 1 and displays it using numerical values, graphs, etc. This is a means for transmitting the function as an ablet from the psychosomatic diagnosis system 1 to the patient terminal 6 via the network 7.
- the attractor evaluation unit 11 stores the human 'strange' attractor received from the examinee terminal 6 via the data receiving / distributing unit 23 (described later) in the index database 4, and the received human 'strange' attractor and the subject This is a means for performing a quantitative evaluation based on the past human 'strange' attractor of the examiner or another examinee, and distributing the evaluation result via the data receiving / distributing unit 23.
- the data receiving / distributing unit 23 is means for receiving a human 'strange' atrata from the examinee terminal 6 and inputting it to the attractor evaluator 11. It is also a means for distributing the evaluation results made by the attractor evaluation unit 11 to the examinee terminal 6 via the network 7. It is also a means for transmitting a medical inquiry provided by the medical inquiry providing unit 3 to the examinee.
- the inquiry providing section 3 is a means for extracting information on the examinee from the examinee database 5 and transmitting at least one or more inquiry about the relevant examinee via the data delivery / distribution section 23.
- the inquiry section 24 is a means for displaying the inquiry and the like transmitted from the data receiving / distributing section 23 via the network 7 via the display section 12 and performing an inquiry and the like to the examinee.
- the examinee gives an utterance answer based on the inquiry and the like.
- the examinee who wishes to evaluate his / her own physical and mental state accesses the mental and physical diagnostic system 1 via the network 7 from the browser of the examinee terminal 6 via the network 7 and distributes the processing functions of the mental and physical diagnostic system 1. Receives ablet from part 22.
- the inquiry providing section 3 of the psychosomatic diagnosis system 1 prepares at least one or more interviews based on the information on the examinee stored in the examinee database 5 and receives the information through the data receiving / distributing section 23. Send it to the doctor terminal 6.
- the inquiry unit 6 When an inquiry or the like is received by the inquiry unit 6 of the examinee terminal 6, the inquiry unit 6 displays the inquiry or the like via the display unit 12, and performs an inquiry or the like to the examinee.
- the subject who has been interviewed or the like inputs speech by utterance.
- the audio processing unit 8 that has received the input of the audio via the microphone or the like adjusts the sampling period and the signal amplitude level of the audio signal appropriately, and inputs them to the analog-to-digital conversion unit 9.
- the analog-to-digital converter 9 converts the audio signal sampled by the audio processor 8 into a digital audio signal, and inputs the digital audio signal to the data processor 10.
- the data processing unit 10 having received the digital audio signal analyzes the time-series data of the digital audio signal by using a chaotic theory method, and calculates a human 'strange' attractor.
- the data processing unit 10 transmits the calculated human 'strange' attractor to the psychosomatic diagnosis system 1 via the network 7.
- the data receiving / distributing unit 23 of the psychosomatic diagnosis system 1 receives the human 'strange' attractor, it inputs it to the attractor evaluation unit 11.
- the attractor evaluation unit 11 stores the human 'strange' attractor in the index database 4 and receives the received human 'strange' attractor and the past human 'strange' attractor of the examinee or another examinee. Then, a quantitative evaluation such as change detection or statistical analysis is performed, and the evaluation result is distributed to the examinee terminal 6 via the data receiving / distributing unit 23.
- the display unit 12 transmits the evaluation result to the examinee using a numerical value, a graph, or the like via a browser or the like. indicate. This enables the examinee to understand his or her objective evaluation of the physical and mental state.
- Each means and database in the present invention are only logically distinguished in their functions, and may have the same physical or practical area.
- a storage medium storing a software program for realizing the functions of the present embodiment is supplied to the system, and the computer of the system reads out and executes the program stored in the storage medium. It is natural to be done.
- the program itself read from the storage medium implements the functions of the above-described embodiment, and the storage medium storing the program naturally constitutes the present invention.
- a storage medium for supplying the program for example, a floppy disk, a hard disk, an optical disk, a magneto-optical disk, a magnetic tape, a nonvolatile memory card, or the like can be used.
- the program read from the storage medium is written into a nonvolatile or volatile storage means provided in a function expansion board inserted into the computer or a function expansion unit connected to the computer, the program is read from the program.
- the arithmetic processing unit provided on the function expansion board or function expansion unit performs part or all of the actual processing, and It is needless to say that a case where the functions of the above-described embodiments are realized by the above is also included.
- ADVANTAGE OF THE INVENTION According to this invention, it becomes possible to exclude the subjectivity of a diagnostician and to judge objectively the mental and physical state by the utterance of the examinee to an inquiry etc. In addition, by providing appropriate interviews based on the information of the examinees stored in advance, it is not necessary for the examiners to have much experience as in the past.
- the examinee is placed in a condition desired by the examiner (that is, the virtual reality is given to the examinee). Giving a sense of feeling and intentionally altering the situation of the examinee), it is more accurate to evaluate the mental and physical state of the examinee than simply performing an evaluation based on the speech sound. Evaluation can be performed.
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