Removement of the Three Minutes Irritating Music Produced No Incremental Relaxation

Wei-Ta Hsiao, Chung-Hung Hong, Hui-Min Wang, Sheng-Chieh Huang, Kai-Yu Shao, Shi-Han Luo, Wei-Chun Chiu, Yung-Pin Lee, M. C. Hou, Shih-Chun Chao, Cheng-Lung Tseng, Wei-Yu Chen
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This paper studies how the incentive bass drum sound, or a simple fast rhythm affect the performance of HRV (Heart rate variability), which is a measurement of variations in the heart rate. We expect to find a relationship of music and human cardiovascular condition. Related experiments have been tested and got some results. Over the last 25 years, HRV analysis has become more popular and important as a non-invasive research of biomedical engineering. HRV is a widely used method to assess cardiac autonomic control. There are two important measures. The first one is SDNN, and the second one is LF/HF. Through the Fast Fourier Transform (FFT), the low frequency (LF) and high frequency (HF) power were obtained from NN intervals. LF/HF reflects the sympatho-vagal balance of autonomic nervous system (ANS). By understanding the relationship between the same tempo with different times of measuring in continuous weeks and the HRV information, we can improve our life and health. The music have some irritate to human cardiac, just like rock music. From the results of this experiment, we can expect to find the influence of this music type to human cardiovascular condition.
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移除三分钟恼人的音乐不会产生渐进式的放松
本文研究了激励性低音鼓声或简单的快节奏如何影响心率变异性的表现,心率变异性是衡量心率变化的一种指标。我们希望找到音乐和人类心血管疾病之间的关系。对相关实验进行了测试,并取得了一定的结果。在过去的25年里,HRV分析作为一种非侵入性的生物医学工程研究变得越来越流行和重要。HRV是一种广泛应用的评估心脏自主控制的方法。有两个重要的衡量标准。第一种是SDNN,第二种是LF/HF。通过快速傅里叶变换(FFT),从神经网络区间得到低频功率(LF)和高频功率(HF)。LF/HF反映自主神经系统交感-迷走神经平衡。通过了解连续周内不同测量时间的相同心率与HRV信息的关系,可以改善我们的生活和健康。音乐对人的心脏有一些刺激,就像摇滚乐一样。从这个实验的结果中,我们可以期待发现这种音乐类型对人类心血管状况的影响。
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