Abstract: |
A computer-implemented method of assessing a stress condition of a subject (106) includes receiving (302), as input, a heartbeat record (200) of the subject. The heartbeat record comprises a sequence of heartbeat data samples obtained over a time span which includes a pre-sleep period (208), a sleep period (209) having a sleep onset time (224) and a sleep conclusion time (226), and a post-sleep period (210). At least the sleep onset time and the sleep conclusion time are identified (304) within the heartbeat record. A knowledge base (124) is then accessed (306), which comprises data obtained via expert evaluation of a training set of subjects and which embodies a computational model of a relationship between stress condition and heart rate characteristics. Using information in the knowledge base, the computational model is applied (308) to compute at least one metric associated with the stress condition of the subject, and to generate an indication of stress condition based upon the metric. The indication of stress condition is provided (310) as output. |
Inventor: |
Flax, Matthew (Leichhardt, AU); Wong, Aaron (Warabrook, AU); Player, Michael (Randwick, AU); Jolly, Todd (Mereweather, AU); Stampfer, Hans (Mount Lawley, AU) |
Applicant: |
Medibio Limited (South Yarra, Victoria, AU) |
Face Assignee: |
MEDIBIO LIMITED (Sydney, South Wales, AU) |
Filed: |
2016-06-15 |
Issued: |
2020-05-05 |
Claims: |
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US10638965
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1. A computer-implemented method of assessing a mental state of a subject, the method comprising:
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15. A computer-implemented system for assessing a mental state of a subject, the system comprising:
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