Informant Driven e-Health Service for Identification of Heart Rate Changes from Mental Stress(Networks)

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概要

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• Recently, many studies reported various advanced e-Health service systems in patient care monitoring utilizing sensor networks and questionnaire systems. We propose an informant driven e-Health service system for the identification of heart rate related mental stress factors with a simple operation of informant-client model. Through performance analysis, we show that the proposed system is a cost-effective stress identification system applicable to mobile wireless networks.

• 社団法人電子情報通信学会の論文
• 2007-12-01

著者

• Shim Eun

  Department Of Mechanical And Biomedical Engineering Kangwon National University

• Youn Chan-hyun

  School Of Engineering Information And Communications University

• SONG Hyewon

  School of Engineering, Information and Communications University

• Kim Jinho

  School Of Engineering Information And Communications University

• Song Hyewon

  Information And Communications Univ. Daejeon Kor

• Song Hyewon

  School Of Engineering Information And Communications University

• KIM Desok

  School of Engineering, Information and Communications University

• Kim Desok

  School Of Engineering Information And Communications University

• Shim Eun

  Department Of Mechanical & Biomedical Engineering Kangwon National University

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