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- This specification discloses a behavior monitoring system and a behavior monitoring method.
- this type of behavior monitoring system collects the daily life pattern of the person being watched over using a sensor such as a motion sensor installed in a residence, and compares the current behavior pattern with the daily life pattern.
- a sensor such as a motion sensor installed in a residence
- the current behavior pattern is proposed (see, for example, Patent Document 1).
- the start time, duration and number of events such as getting up, going to the toilet, eating, bathing and sleeping are read from the sensor
- lifestyle habit behaviors based on the read start time, duration and number of occurrences are read from the sensor. is obtained, and when the degree of adaptation is smaller than a predetermined value, it is determined that the lifestyle pattern is abnormal. For example, there are cases in which the person usually sleeps during the time of eating, the case in which the number of restrooms is small, or the case in which the person sleeps for a long time.
- the above-described system is limited to those that can determine whether or not the target person's behavior is normal based on the presence or absence of the target person in one area, such as waking up, toileting, eating, bathing, and sleeping. There is no mention of determining whether an action such as moving across a plurality of areas (rooms) is normal.
- the main purpose of the present disclosure is to provide an action monitoring system and an action monitoring method capable of appropriately monitoring actions that move across multiple areas.
- a behavior monitoring system of the present disclosure is a behavior monitoring system for monitoring the behavior of a person to be monitored who lives in a dwelling, and includes a plurality of motion sensors provided at different locations of the dwelling for detecting the person to be monitored, data and a specific behavior defined by at least the reaction order of the plurality of human sensors is stored in the storage unit in advance, and when any of the plurality of human sensors reacts, A reaction time is stored as reaction data in the storage unit, a current behavior is extracted from the reaction data stored in the storage unit, and the current behavior and the specific behavior are compared to determine whether the specific behavior is normally performed. and a determination unit for determining whether or not the
- the behavior monitoring system of this disclosure includes a plurality of motion sensors provided at different locations in a residence, a storage unit, and a determination unit.
- the determination unit stores in the storage unit in advance a specific action defined by at least the reaction order of the plurality of human sensors.
- the determination unit stores the reaction time as reaction data in the storage unit when any one of the plurality of human sensors reacts, extracts the current behavior from the reaction data stored in the storage unit, and extracts the current behavior.
- the action and the specific action are compared to determine whether or not the specific action was performed normally.
- FIG. 4 is a schematic block diagram of the action monitoring system of this embodiment. It is an explanatory view showing an example of a sensor installed in each room of a house.
- 4 is a flowchart showing an example of data measurement processing; 9 is a flowchart showing an example of specific action registration processing; 6 is a flowchart showing an example of data reception processing;
- FIG. 4 is an explanatory diagram showing an example of specific action data; It is a flow chart which shows an example of standard action registration processing. It is a flow chart which shows an example of standard action judging processing. It is a flow chart which shows an example of specific action judging processing.
- FIG. 1 is a schematic configuration diagram of the behavior monitoring system 10 of this embodiment.
- the behavior monitoring system 10 of this embodiment includes a management server 20 that manages the entire system, and monitoring devices 30 that are installed in residences A to C where persons to be monitored live.
- the residences A to C are, for example, residences for the elderly or people requiring nursing care to live alone.
- FIG. It has a washroom, a bathroom, a toilet room, and an entrance.
- the behavior monitoring system 10 can be used, for example, to monitor the behavior of an elderly person or a person requiring care instead of a caregiver, and to quickly find an abnormality in the behavior.
- the monitoring device 30 includes a control section 31 , a communication section 32 , an operation display section 33 , a speaker 34 and sensors 40 .
- the control unit 31 is configured as a microprocessor centered around a CPU, and includes a ROM, a RAM, and the like in addition to the CPU.
- the operation display unit 33 and the speaker 34 output various information from the management server 20 by display and sound.
- the operation display unit 33 is configured as a touch panel type display unit on which an operator can input an operation.
- the sensors 40 are sensors for detecting where the person to be monitored who lives in the house is, and as shown in FIG. 46, 47 and a door sensor 48 provided at the front door.
- the human sensors 41 to 47 are sensors that detect a person within a detection area without contact, and are configured as infrared sensors that detect infrared rays and convert them into electrical signals, for example.
- Human sensors 41, 42, and 43 are provided in the living room, dining room, and kitchen of the LDK room, respectively.
- a human sensor 44 is provided in the bedroom, and a human sensor 45 is provided in the washroom.
- the human sensor 46 is provided in the bathroom, and the human sensor 47 is provided in the toilet room.
- the door sensor 48 detects opening and closing of the front door, and is configured as a magnet-type open/close sensor that has a permanent magnet fixed on the door side and a magnetic sensor fixed on the frame side, for example.
- the management server 20 includes a processing unit 21, a communication unit 22, and a storage unit 23.
- the processing unit 21 is configured as a microprocessor centered around a CPU, and includes a ROM, a RAM, and the like in addition to the CPU.
- the communication unit 22 of the management server 20 is connected to the communication unit 32 of each monitoring device 30 via the network 11 such as the Internet. exchange signals.
- the storage unit 23 is configured by an HDD, an SSD, or the like, receives data measured by each monitoring device 30, and stores the data for a certain period of time.
- the operation of each monitoring device 30 includes data measurement processing and specific behavior registration processing. Further, the operation of the management server 20 includes data reception processing, standard behavior registration processing, standard behavior determination processing, and specific behavior determination processing.
- the data measurement process is the process of measuring (collecting) the whereabouts of the person being monitored from the sensors installed in each room of the residence.
- FIG. 3 is a flowchart showing an example of data measurement processing executed by the control unit 31 of each monitoring device 30. As shown in FIG. This process is repeatedly executed at predetermined time intervals.
- the control unit 31 of the monitoring device 30 first determines whether or not the human sensor 41 for the living room provided in the living room responds (step S100). When determining that the human sensor 41 for the living room responds, the control unit 31 determines that the monitored person is in the living room (step S102), and transmits the determination result to the management server 20 as measurement data. Then (step S136), the data measurement process ends.
- control unit 31 determines in step S100 that there is no response from the living sensor 41, it next determines whether there is a response from the dining sensor 42 provided in the dining room (step S100). S104). When the control unit 31 determines that the dining motion sensor 41 responds, it determines that the person to be monitored is in the dining room (step S106), and transmits the determination result to the management server 20 as measurement data. Then (step S136), the data measurement process ends.
- step S104 determines whether the human sensor 43 for the kitchen provided in the kitchen responds (step S104). S108).
- the control unit 31 determines that the human sensor 43 for the kitchen responds, it determines that the person to be monitored is in the kitchen (step S110), and transmits the determination result to the management server 20 as measurement data. Then (step S136), the data measurement process ends.
- step S108 determines whether the kitchen human sensor 43 provided in the bedroom responds. S112).
- step S114 determines that the person to be monitored is in the bedroom (step S114), and transmits the determination result to the management server 20 as measurement data. Then (step S136), the data measurement process ends.
- control unit 31 determines in step S112 that there is no response from the human sensor 44 for the bedroom, it next determines whether there is a response from the human sensor 45 for the washroom provided in the washroom (step S116). When determining that the human sensor 45 for the washroom responds, the control unit 31 determines that the person to be monitored is in the washroom (step S118), and sends the determination result to the management server 20 as measurement data. The data is transmitted (step S136), and the data measurement process ends.
- control unit 31 determines in step S116 that the human sensor 45 for the bathroom does not respond, it next determines whether the human sensor 46 for the bathroom provided in the bathroom responds (step S116). S120). When determining that the human sensor 46 for the bathroom responds, the control unit 31 determines that the monitored person is in the bathroom (step S122), and transmits the determination result to the management server 20 as measurement data. Then (step S136), the data measurement process ends.
- control unit 31 determines in step S120 that the human sensor 46 for the bathroom does not respond, it next determines whether the human sensor 47 for the toilet room provided in the toilet room responds. (Step S124). When determining that the human sensor 47 for the toilet room has responded, the control unit 31 determines that the person to be monitored is in the toilet room (step S126), and uses the determination result as measurement data to the management server 20. (step S136), and the data measurement process ends.
- step S124 determines whether the entrance door sensor 48 provided on the entrance door responds. S128).
- step S134 determines whether or not it is determined in step S134 described later that the person to be monitored is at home.
- step S132 determines that the person to be monitored has gone out (step S132), transmits the determination result to the management server 20 as measurement data (step S136), End the data measurement process.
- control unit 31 determines that the person to be monitored has not been determined to be at home (determined to be out of the house), it determines that the person to be monitored has returned home, that is, is at home (step S134). , the determination result is transmitted to the management server 20 as measurement data (step S136), and the data measurement process ends.
- the specific action registration process is a process of pre-registering regular schedules (specific actions) to be performed by the monitoring target for purposes such as schedule management and judging the appropriateness of the monitoring target's actions.
- FIG. 4 is a flowchart showing an example of specific action registration processing executed by the control unit 31 of the monitoring device 30. As shown in FIG. This process is repeatedly executed at predetermined time intervals.
- control unit 31 When the specific action registration process is executed, the control unit 31 first displays a menu screen on the operation display unit 33 and accepts selection of the action type (step S150). Then, the control unit 31 determines whether or not "washing dishes” has been selected (step S152), whether or not “walking” has been selected (step S154), and whether or not "throwing away garbage” has been selected as the action type (step S152). It is determined in step S156) whether or not "new” for creating a new action type is selected (step S158).
- control unit 31 determines that "washing dishes" is selected in step S152, it accepts the input of the time zone for washing the dishes and the time required for washing the dishes (staying time in the kitchen) (step S160). Subsequently, the control unit 31 acquires the movement areas (rooms) to which the dishwashing person moves and the order of movement between the movement areas (step S162). Acquisition of movement areas and movement orders is performed by previously creating and registering relationships between action types, movement areas, and movement orders, and deriving corresponding movement areas and movement orders when action types are given. I assumed.
- the movement areas for washing dishes include the kitchen and the dining room, and the movement order for washing dishes is from the kitchen to the dining room to the kitchen.
- control unit 31 generates specific action data for dishwashing including the acquired movement area and movement order, and the input implementation time zone and required time (residence time) (step S178), and generates the generated specific action data. It is transmitted to the management server 20 for registration in the management server 20 (step 180), and the specific action registration process ends.
- control unit 31 determines that "walk” has been selected in step S154, it accepts the input of the time period for taking a walk and the required time (outing time) (step S164). Subsequently, the control unit 31 acquires the movement area (room) where the person taking a walk moves and the order of movement between the movement areas (step S166).
- the movement area for walking includes the living room and the entrance, and the movement order for walking is from the living room to the entrance (going out), the entrance (returning home), and the living room.
- the control unit 31 generates specific action data for a walk including the acquired movement area and movement order, and the input implementation time period and required time (outing time) (step S178). It is transmitted to the management server 20 for registration in the management server 20 (step 180), and the specific action registration process ends.
- control unit 31 determines in step S156 that "trash disposal" has been selected, it accepts the input of the day of the week and time period for trash disposal (step S168). Subsequently, the control unit 31 acquires the movement area (room) to which the person who throws out the garbage moves and the order of movement between the movement areas (step S170).
- the movement area for throwing away garbage includes the living room, the kitchen, and the entrance, and the order of movement for throwing away garbage is from the living room to the kitchen and then to the entrance.
- the control unit 31 generates specific action data for throwing away garbage including the acquired movement area and movement order, and the input day of the week and time zone (step S178), and sends the generated specific action data to the management server 20. (step 180), and the specific action registration process ends.
- step S158 When determining that "new" is selected in step S158, the control unit 31 inputs the movement area and the movement order (step S172), inputs the day of the week and the execution time period (step S174), and inputs the required time (step S174). Step S176) are received respectively. Then, the control unit 31 generates new specific action data including the input movement area, movement order, implementation day, implementation time period, and required time (step S178), and sends the generated specific action data to the management server 20. It is transmitted to the management server 20 for registration (step 180), and the specific action registration process ends.
- management server 20 data reception processing, standard behavior registration processing, standard behavior determination processing, and specific behavior determination processing.
- the data reception process is a process of receiving measurement data transmitted from each monitoring device 30 .
- FIG. 5 is a flowchart showing an example of data reception processing executed by the processing unit 21 of the management server 20. As shown in FIG. This process is repeatedly executed at predetermined time intervals.
- the processing unit 21 of the management server 20 first determines whether measurement data has been received from the monitoring device 30 (step S200). When the processing unit 21 determines that it has received the measurement data, it accesses the time server via the Internet and acquires the current date, time (hour/minute/second) and day of the week as time information (step S202). , the acquired time information is stored in the storage unit 23 in association with the measurement data (step S204), and the data reception process ends.
- the time information may be obtained by reading the current time from an RTC (real time clock).
- step S200 determines whether or not specific behavior data has been received from the monitoring device 30 (step S206).
- step S206 determines whether or not specific behavior data has been received from the monitoring device 30.
- the processing unit 21 determines that the specific action data has not been received, it ends the data reception processing.
- the processing section 21 registers the received specific action data in the storage section 23 (step S208), and ends the data reception process.
- FIG. 6 shows an example of specific action data.
- the specific action is performed by moving across a plurality of areas (rooms) of the residence, and the specific action data includes the order of movement, the time zone, the day of the week, and the required time, as shown in FIG. be Note that in the present embodiment, some information (days of the week and required time) may be omitted depending on the type of specific action.
- the specific action data is used for specific action determination processing, which will be described later.
- FIG. 7 is a flowchart showing an example of standard action registration processing executed by the processing unit 21 of the management server 20.
- FIG. This process is repeatedly executed at predetermined time intervals.
- the standard behavior indicates daily patterns of basic behavior such as getting up, going to the bathroom, eating, bathing, and going to bed.
- the processing unit 21 first determines whether or not the standard behavior is unregistered (step S210). When the processing unit 21 determines that the standard behavior has not been registered, the processing unit 21 determines whether measurement data for a certain period (for example, one month or one week) has been accumulated in the storage unit 23 by the data reception process described above. Determine (step S212). When the processing unit 21 determines that the measurement data for a certain period of time has not been accumulated, it determines that the amount of measurement data sufficient for extracting the standard behavior is not accumulated, and terminates the standard behavior registration process.
- a certain period for example, one month or one week
- the processing unit 21 determines that the measurement data for a certain period has been accumulated, the processing unit 21 extracts standard behaviors including wake-up time, meal time, toilet frequency, bath time, bedtime, etc. from the measurement data for the certain period. (step S214).
- the extraction of the wake-up time is based on the measurement data of the bedroom and the time information associated with the measurement data, and the stay in the bedroom for a predetermined time or longer (the time difference between the time of entering the room and the time of leaving the room is a predetermined time or longer).
- it can be done by obtaining the exit time when the exit from the bedroom is determined.
- Extraction of meal time is based on the measurement data of the kitchen and the dining room and the time information associated with the measurement data.
- the stay in the dining room for a predetermined time or more is determined. It can be done by acquiring the staying time when The number of toilet visits can be extracted by counting the number of detections each time an entry into the toilet room is detected, based on the measurement data of the toilet room and the time information associated with the measurement data. Extraction of the bathing time can be performed by acquiring the time spent in the bathroom (the time difference between the entry time and the exit time) based on the measurement data of the bathroom and the time information associated with the measurement data. Extraction of the bedtime is performed based on the measurement data of the bedroom and the time information associated with the measurement data. This can be done by acquiring the time of entry into the room. Note that the wake-up time and bedtime may be extracted using a dedicated sleep sensor. After extracting the standard behavior in this way, the processing unit 21 registers the extracted standard behavior in the storage unit 23 (step S216), and terminates the standard behavior registration process.
- step S210 determines whether the season has changed based on the current date (step S218).
- spring is March, April and May
- summer is June, July and August
- autumn is September, October and November
- winter is December, January and February. month.
- step S220 determines whether data for a certain period after the season change is accumulated in the storage unit 23.
- step S222 the processing unit 21 corrects the standard behavior based on the data after the seasonal change
- step S224 the standard behavior registration process ends.
- the processing unit 21 determines in step S218 that the season has not changed, or determines in step S220 that data for a certain period of time has not been accumulated after the season change, the processing unit 21 does not update the standard behavior and performs the standard behavior. End the registration process.
- FIG. 8 is a flowchart showing an example of standard action determination processing executed by the processing unit 21 of the management server 20.
- FIG. This process is repeatedly executed at predetermined time intervals.
- the processing unit 21 When the standard action determination process is executed, the processing unit 21 first determines whether the standard action has been registered in the storage unit 23 (step S230), and whether the measurement data for the current day is accumulated in the storage unit 23. (step S232). When the processing unit 21 determines that the standard behavior has not been registered or that the measurement data for the current day has not been accumulated, it ends the standard behavior determination process. On the other hand, when the processing unit 21 determines that the standard behavior has been registered and the measurement data for the day has been accumulated, the processing unit 21 calculates the wake-up time, meal time, toilet frequency, bathing time from the measurement data for the day. Current behavior including time, bedtime, etc. is extracted (step S234). It should be noted that the current behavior is extracted from the data for the current day, but may be extracted from the data for the past several days from today.
- the processing unit 21 compares the extracted current behavior with the standard behavior registered in the storage unit 23 (step S236), and determines whether the current behavior matches the standard behavior within a predetermined range. Determine (step S238). This determination is made by determining whether the difference between the current action and the standard action (difference in time and difference in number of times) is within an allowable range. If the processing unit 21 determines that the current behavior matches the standard behavior within the predetermined range, it determines that the current behavior is normal (step S240), and terminates the standard behavior determination process. On the other hand, when the processing unit 21 determines that the current behavior does not match the standard behavior within the predetermined range, it determines that the current behavior is abnormal (step S242), and terminates the standard behavior determination process.
- FIG. 9 is a flow chart showing an example of specific action determination processing executed by the processing unit 21 of the management server 20.
- This process is repeatedly executed at predetermined time intervals.
- the processing unit 21 When the specific action determination process is executed, the processing unit 21 first determines whether or not the specific action has been registered in the storage unit 23 (step S250). When the processing unit 21 determines that the specific action has not been registered, it ends the specific action determination process. On the other hand, when determining that the specific action has been registered, the processing unit 21 determines whether or not the execution time period for performing the specific action to be determined among the registered specific actions has passed (step S252). . Note that this determination is made by determining whether or not the implementation time period of the day of the week has passed, if the day of the week is set for the specific action to be determined. When the processing unit 21 determines that the implementation time period has not passed, the processing unit 21 ends the specific action determination process.
- the processing unit 21 determines that the implementation time period has elapsed, the processing unit 21 extracts the room movement order (action order) in the implementation time period from the measurement data within the implementation time period stored in the storage unit 23, and (step S254).
- This process extracts measured data (rooms in which the person to be monitored is present) within the implementation time period in chronological order, and the extracted measured data includes a data group that matches the action order of the specific actions to be judged. This is done by determining whether or not
- the processing unit 21 determines whether or not the specific action to be determined has a day of the week registered (step S256).
- the processing unit 21 checks whether the current day of the week matches the day of the week on which the specific action to be determined is performed (step S258). On the other hand, when the processing unit 21 determines that the day of the week is not registered, the processing unit 21 skips step S258.
- the processing unit 21 determines whether or not the required time is registered for the specific action to be determined (step S260).
- the processing unit 21 calculates the stay time based on the time information associated with the corresponding measurement data within the implementation time period, and combines the calculated implementation time with the specific action to be determined. is within a predetermined range (step S262). For example, if the specific activity to be determined is dishwashing, this determination is made by comparing the time spent in the kitchen with the time required for dishwashing. Also, if the specific action to be determined is a walk, it is performed by comparing the outing time and the time required for the walk. On the other hand, if the processing unit 21 determines that the required time is not registered, it skips step S262.
- step S264 determines that the specific behavior to be determined has been performed. (step S266), the determination result is transmitted to the monitoring device 30 (step S268), and the specific action determination process ends.
- the monitoring device 30 receives the determination result indicating that the specific action has been performed, the monitoring device 30 displays information indicating the implementation status of the specific action on the operation display section 33 . As a result, it is possible to encourage the monitored person to continuously perform the specific action.
- the processing unit 21 determines that any one of the movement order, the day of the week, and the required time does not match the specific behavior to be determined ("NO" in step S264), the specific behavior to be determined is being performed. It determines that there is no (step S270), transmits the determination result to the monitoring device 30 (step S272), and terminates the specific action determination process.
- the monitoring device 30 receives the determination result indicating that the specific action has not been performed, the monitoring device 30 displays a message indicating that the specific action has not been performed and prompting the user to perform the specific action on the operation display unit 33 . As a result, it becomes possible to make the person to be monitored perform the specific action more reliably.
- the processing unit 21 aggregates the presence or absence of implementation of the specific action at regular intervals (for example, one month or one week) to calculate the implementation rate, and when the implementation rate is smaller than a predetermined value, the specific action is properly performed. You may make it determine that it is not implemented. Thereby, it is possible to grasp the implementation status of the specific action.
- the processing unit 21 may transmit the determination result of the specific behavior to a pre-registered information portable terminal such as a smart phone in order to notify the person to be monitored or the guardian.
- a different implementation time zone, implementation day, and required time for each period e.g., weekly, monthly, seasonal
- the human sensors 41 to 47 of the present embodiment correspond to the human sensors of the present disclosure
- the storage section 23 corresponds to the storage section
- the processing section 21 corresponds to the determination section
- the operation display section 33 corresponds to the notification section.
- the specific action is registered in the storage unit 23 by inputting the action type (moving area and movement order), the implementation time period, the required time (staying time), etc., through the operation display unit 33 in advance.
- the processing unit 21 may extract the specific behavior based on the measurement data acquired from the monitoring device 30 and accumulated for a certain period of time.
- the behavior monitoring system of the present disclosure described above includes a plurality of motion sensors provided at different locations in a residence, a storage unit, and a determination unit.
- the determination unit stores in the storage unit in advance a specific action defined by at least the reaction order of the plurality of human sensors.
- the determination unit stores the reaction time as reaction data in the storage unit when any one of the plurality of human sensors reacts, extracts the current behavior from the reaction data stored in the storage unit, and extracts the current behavior.
- the action and the specific action are compared to determine whether or not the specific action was performed normally.
- the behavior monitoring system of the present disclosure may include a notification unit that notifies information reflecting the determination result of the determination unit. In this way, it is possible to prompt the monitored person to perform the specific action.
- the specific behavior may be further defined by any of period, day of the week, time zone, and length of stay.
- the specific action can be defined more accurately, and it is possible to accurately determine whether or not the specific action is performed.
- the time may include the date and season.
- the determination unit further extracts standard behavior from the reaction data accumulated in the storage unit for a certain period of time, compares the current behavior and the standard behavior, and It may be determined whether or not the action was performed normally, and the standard action may be changed based on the temporal change of the reaction data. In this way, even if the behavior of the person to be monitored changes due to seasonal factors or the like, it is possible to accurately determine whether or not the standard behavior is being performed.
- the present disclosure is not limited to the form of a behavior monitoring system, and can also be in the form of a behavior monitoring method.
- the present disclosure is applicable to the manufacturing industry of behavior monitoring systems.
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- 住居に住む監視対象者の行動を監視する行動監視システムであって、
前記住居のそれぞれ異なる場所に設けられ、監視対象者を検知する複数の人感センサと、
データを記憶する記憶部と、
予め前記複数の人感センサの少なくとも反応順序により定義される特定行動を前記記憶部に記憶しておき、前記複数の人感センサのいずれかに反応があった場合に反応時刻を反応データとして前記記憶部に記憶し、前記記憶部に記憶した反応データから現在の行動を抽出し、前記現在の行動と前記特定行動とを比較して当該特定行動が正常に実施されたか否かを判定する判定部と、
を備える行動監視システム。 - 請求項1に記載の行動監視システムであって、
前記判定部の判定結果を反映した情報を通知する通知部を備える行動監視システム。 - 請求項1又は2に記載の行動監視システムであって、
前記特定行動は、更に時期、曜日、時間帯、滞在時間のいずれかによって定義される、
行動監視システム。 - 請求項1ないし3いずれか1項に記載の行動監視システムであって、
前記判定部は、
更に前記記憶部に一定期間において蓄積された反応データから標準行動を抽出し、前記現在の行動と前記標準行動とを比較して当該標準行動が正常に実施されたか否かを判定し、
前記反応データの時期的な変化に基づいて前記標準行動を変化させる、
行動監視システム。 - 住居に住む監視対象者の行動を監視する行動監視方法であって、
前記住居のそれぞれ異なる場所で監視対象者を検知する検知工程と、
予め前記検知工程の少なくとも複数の前記場所における反応順序により定義される特定行動を記憶する第1記憶工程と、
前記検知工程にて複数の前記場所のいずれかに反応があった場合に反応時刻を反応データとして記憶する第2記憶工程と、
前記第2記憶工程にて記憶した反応データから現在の行動を抽出し、前記現在の行動と前記特定行動とを比較して当該特定行動が正常に実施されたか否かを判定する判定工程と、
を備える行動監視方法。
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