Method, apparatus, and system for processing and presenting life log based on a wireless signal

A presentation device of a presentation system, comprising:

• a user-interface;
• a processor communicatively coupled to the user-interface;
• a memory communicatively coupled to the processor;
• and
• a set of instructions stored in the memory which, when executed by the processor, causes the processor to perform:
• obtaining a plurality of time series of analytics (TSA) associated with a lifelog of a living object in a venue, wherein
• the plurality of TSA comprise:
• (a) at least three sleep-stage (SS) TSA each with a first indicator representing a respective stage of a sleep state of the living object, and (b) at least three non-SS TSA each with a second indicator representing a respective stage of a non-sleep state of the living object,
• each first indicator is computed based on a time series of channel information (TSCI) of a wireless multipath channel that is impacted by sleeping motions of the living object during the sleep state,
• each second indicator is computed based on the TSCI of the wireless multipath channel that is impacted by non-sleeping motions of the living object during the non-sleep state,
• the at least three SS TSA comprises:
• a first SS TSA whose first indicator representing a rapid-eye-movement (REM) stage of the sleep stage of the living object, a second SS TSA whose first indicator representing a non-REM (NREM) stage of the sleep stage of the living object, and a third SS TSA whose first indicator representing an awake stage of the living object,
• the at least three non-SS TSA comprises:
• a first non-SS TSA whose second indicator representing whether motion is detected in a restroom of the venue based on the TSCI, a second non-SS TSA whose second indicator representing whether motion is detected in a location other than the restroom in the venue based on the TSCI, and a third non-SS TSA whose second indicator representing whether no motion is detected in the venue based on the TSCI,
• determining a common time axis for the plurality of TSA,
• computing a presentation that presents the plurality of TSA comprising the at least three SS TSA and the at least three non-SS TSA synchronously and jointly in a hybrid manner based on the common time axis, and
• presenting the presentation on the user-interface.

A method of a presentation system, comprising:

• obtaining a plurality of time series of analytics (TSA) associated with a lifelog of a living object in a venue, using a processor, a memory and a set of instructions stored in the memory, wherein
• the plurality of TSA comprise:
• (a) at least three sleep-stage (SS) TSA each with a first indicator representing a respective stage of a sleep state of the living object, and (b) at least three non-SS TSA each with a second indicator representing a respective stage of a non-sleep state of the living object,
• each first indicator is computed based on a time series of channel information (TSCI) of a wireless multipath channel that is impacted by sleeping motions of the living object during the sleep state,
• each second indicator is computed based on the TSCI of the wireless multipath channel that is impacted by non-sleeping motions of the living object during the non-sleep state,
• the at least three SS TSA comprises:
• a first SS TSA whose first indicator representing a rapid-eye-movement (REM) stage of the sleep stage of the living object, a second SS TSA whose first indicator representing a non-REM (NREM) stage of the sleep stage of the living object, and a third SS TSA whose first indicator representing an awake stage of the living object,
• the at least three non-SS TSA comprises:
• a first non-SS TSA whose second indicator representing whether motion is detected in a restroom of the venue based on the TSCI, a second non-SS TSA whose second indicator representing whether motion is detected in a location other than the restroom in of the venue based on the TSCI, and a third non-SS TSA whose second indicator representing whether no motion is detected in the venue based on the TSCI;
• determining a common time axis for the plurality of TSA;
• computing a presentation that presents the plurality of TSA comprising the at least three SS TSA and the at least three non-SS TSA synchronously and jointly in a hybrid manner based on the common time axis;
• presenting the presentation on a user-interface of a presentation device;
• computing at least one hybrid, synchronous and joint (HSJ) presentation based on the plurality of TSA and the common time axis;
• and
• presenting the at least one HSJ presentation on the user-interface, wherein:
• the at least one HSJ presentation comprises at least one of:
• a same-graph presentation, a separate-graph presentation, a hybrid presentation, a graphical representation, a figure, a plot, a pictorial presentation, a visual presentation, a projected presentation, an audio presentation, an audio-visual presentation, or an animated presentation,
• the at least one HSJ presentation is associated with at least one of:
• a presentation attribute, presentation style, presentation setting, presentation effect, presentation parameter, visual effect, sound effect, animation effect, line, line attribute, boundary, boundary attribute, area, shading, texture, shading attribute, texture attribute, surface, or surface attribute.

A method of a presentation system, comprising:

• obtaining a plurality of time series of analytics (TSA) associated with a lifelog of a living object in a venue, using a processor, a memory and a set of instructions stored in the memory, wherein
• the plurality of TSA comprise:
• (a) a plurality of sleep-stage (SS) TSA each with a first indicator representing a respective stage of a sleep state of the living object, and (b) a plurality of non-SS TSA each with a second indicator representing a respective stage of a non-sleep state of the living object,
• each first indicator is computed based on a time series of channel information (TSCI) of a wireless multipath channel that is impacted by sleeping motions of the living object during the sleep state,
• each second indicator is computed based on the TSCI of the wireless multipath channel that is impacted by non-sleeping motions of the living object during the non-sleep state,
• the plurality of SS TSA comprises:
• a first SS TSA whose first indicator representing a rapid-eye-movement (REM) stage of the sleep stage of the living object, a second SS TSA whose first indicator representing a non-REM (NREM) stage of the sleep stage of the living object, and a third SS TSA whose first indicator representing an awake stage of the living object,
• the plurality of non-SS TSA comprises:
• a first non-SS TSA whose second indicator representing whether motion is detected in a restroom of the venue based on the TSCI, a second non-SS TSA whose second indicator representing whether motion is detected in a location other than the restroom in the venue based on the TSCI, and a third non-SS TSA whose second indicator representing whether no motion is detected in the venue based on the TSCI;
• determining a common time axis for the plurality of TSA;
• computing a presentation that presents the plurality of TSA comprising the plurality of SS TSA and the plurality of non-SS TSA synchronously and jointly in a hybrid manner based on the common time axis;
• presenting the presentation on a user-interface of a presentation device;
• computing a plurality of graphs using the common time axis, wherein each of the plurality of graphs is associated with a respective one of the plurality of TSA;
• synchronizing the plurality of graphs by restricting the plurality of graphs to a common time window and a common time scale such that the plurality of graphs have a common width;
• generating a stacked synchronized graph by stacking and combining the plurality of synchronized graphs such that time axes of the plurality of synchronized graphs are parallel and aligned;
• partitioning the common axis into a number of time segments;
• associating each of the number of time segments with a TSA;
• constructing a highlighted graph based on the number of time segments;
• and
• presenting, simultaneously on the user interface, the highlighted graph in a dominant way and the stacked synchronized graphs in a subservient way.