Medical information processing apparatus, medical information processing method, and non-transitory computer-readable medium

A medical information processing method, comprising:

• obtaining first nerve activity information indicating an activity of a particular nerve of a subject;
• generating first image data corresponding to the obtained first nerve activity information based on a visual decoder that has learned, through machine learning, a correspondence relationship between second nerve activity information indicating an activity of a nerve relevant to visual sensation and second image data corresponding to the second nerve activity information;
• estimating first feeling information indicating a feeling experienced by the subject based on a feeling decoder that has learned, through machine learning, a correspondence relationship between the first nerve activity information, the first image data corresponding to the first nerve activity information, and the first feeling information;
• and
• determining presentation information to enable an evaluator to experience the feeling of the subject, based on the first feeling information.

A non-transitory computer-readable medium comprising instructions that cause a computer to execute:

• obtaining first nerve activity information indicating an activity of a particular nerve of a subject;
• generating first image data corresponding to the obtained first nerve activity information based on a visual decoder that has learned, through machine learning, a correspondence relationship between second nerve activity information indicating an activity of a nerve relevant to visual sensation and second image data corresponding to the second nerve activity information;
• estimating first feeling information indicating a feeling experienced by the subject based on a feeling decoder that has learned, through machine learning, a correspondence relationship between the first nerve activity information, the first image data corresponding to the first nerve activity information, and the first feeling information;
• and
• determining presentation information to enable an evaluator to experience the feeling of the subject, based on the first feeling information.