CAE Proceedings on International Conference on Computing |
Foundation of Computer Science USA |
CCSN2015 - Number 1 |
March 2016 |
Authors: Anurag Changmai, Upanandaa Sarmah, Amarjyoti Goswami, Anilesh Dey |
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Anurag Changmai, Upanandaa Sarmah, Amarjyoti Goswami, Anilesh Dey . A Signal Processing Approach to the Reduction of Stress with the application of Music. CAE Proceedings on International Conference on Computing. CCSN2015, 1 (March 2016), 0-0.
In the modern society, the negative impacts of stress and anxiety have been very apparent. So reduction of stress and its after-effects is a very important facet of studies on the human mind. It has been widely seen that music has a mitigating impact on the effects of stress and anxiety. This article deals with the issue of reduction of stress, through a signal processing viewpoint. As a method of studying the effects of stress and anxiety, we have taken the HRV (heart rate variability) signals obtained from the subjects in two stages: first, when the subjects are solving puzzles, and second, in a post-music state. These signals have been analysed using 2-D Poincaré plots which have shown satisfactory results from a mathematical, as well as human physiological point of view.