音楽聴取時と聴取する楽曲の印象表現時の脳活動分析(視聴覚技術,ヒューマンインタフェースおよび一般)

掛川 茉祐; 名取 哲也; 菊池 眞之; 政倉 祐子; 板宮 朋基; 西野 由紀子; 荻谷 光晴; 酒百 宏一; 若林 直樹

doi:10.11485/itetr.38.10.0_25

38.10

Session ID : HI2014-34/3DIT2014-7

DOI https://doi.org/10.11485/itetr.38.10.0_25

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Analysis of brain activity during listening to music and expressing impression of them by drawing

Mayu KAKEGAWA, Tetsuya NATORI, Masayuki KIKUCHI, Yuko MASAKURA, Tomoki ITAMIYA, Yukiko NISHINO, Mitsuharu OGIYA, Koichi SAKAO, Naoki WAKABAYASHI

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Mayu KAKEGAWA
Graduate School of Bionics, Computer and Media Science, Tokyo University of Technology
Tetsuya NATORI
Tokyo University of Technology, School of {Computer Science, Design, Health Sciences}
Masayuki KIKUCHI
Tokyo University of Technology, School of {Computer Science, Design, Health Sciences}
Yuko MASAKURA
Tokyo University of Technology, School of {Computer Science, Design, Health Sciences}
Tomoki ITAMIYA
Tokyo University of Technology, School of {Computer Science, Design, Health Sciences}
Yukiko NISHINO
Tokyo University of Technology, School of {Computer Science, Design, Health Sciences}
Mitsuharu OGIYA
Tokyo University of Technology, School of {Computer Science, Design, Health Sciences}
Koichi SAKAO
Tokyo University of Technology, School of {Computer Science, Design, Health Sciences}
Naoki WAKABAYASHI
Tokyo University of Technology, School of {Computer Science, Design, Health Sciences}

Keywords: Music, Near-Infra-Red Spectroscopy (NIRS), Kansei, Brain activity, expressing impression

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Abstract

This study attempted to examined of brain activity during listening to music and expressing impression of them by drawing from various viewpoints. We analyzed brain activity measured from 16ch NIRS during listening to music and drawing. We were used Fisher's linear discriminant method in the analysis. As a result, we conclude that as for the subjects who has been experienced Kasei training, channel 4 conches the listening to music and drawing. After this, we should employ more subjects for our experiment.

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