Method and system for predicting bladder urine volume
AssigneeMedithings Co., Ltd.
InventorsSehwan Kim, Aram Kim, Byeong-Il Kang, Jeonghun Kim
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Abstract
The present disclosure provides a method and system for predicting a bladder urine volume. The method may include receiving an optical dataset associated with a specific user detected by a plurality of photodiodes, the plurality of photodiodes being configured to detect an intensity of light associated with light irradiated to skin located above the bladder of the specific user; estimating an optical characteristic value set for at least a part of the body of the specific user based on the optical dataset; and estimating a bladder urine volume of the specific user using a urine volume estimation model based on the estimated optical characteristic value set.
Claims20
A bladder urine volume prediction method, performed by at least one processor, the method comprising:
- receiving an optical dataset associated with a specific user detected by a plurality of photodiodes, wherein the plurality of photodiodes are configured to detect an intensity of light associated with light irradiated to skin located above a bladder of the specific user, and wherein the plurality of photodiodes comprise a first photodiode, a second photodiode, and a third photodiode;
- estimating, based on the optical dataset, an optical characteristic value set for at least a part of a body of the specific user by:
- calibrating, using calibration parameters associated with the plurality of photodiodes, the optical dataset;
- calculating, based on the calibrated optical dataset, a normalized diffuse reflectance of the second photodiode relative to the first photodiode;
- calculating, based on the calibrated optical dataset, a normalized diffuse reflectance of the third photodiode relative to the first photodiode;
- and
- estimating the optical characteristic value set based on:
- the normalized diffuse reflectance of the second photodiode relative to the first photodiode, and
- the normalized diffuse reflectance of the third photodiode relative to the first photodiode;
- estimating, using a urine volume estimation model based on the estimated optical characteristic value set, a bladder urine volume of the specific user;
- and
- outputting, based on the estimated bladder urine volume of the specific user, a signal indicating the estimated bladder urine volume of the specific user.
A non-transitory computer-readable medium storing instructions that, when executed, cause a computing device to:
- receive an optical dataset associated with a specific user detected by a plurality of photodiodes, wherein the plurality of photodiodes are configured to detect an intensity of light associated with light irradiated to skin located above a bladder of the specific user, and wherein the plurality of photodiodes comprise a first photodiode, a second photodiode, and a third photodiode;
- estimate, based on the optical dataset, an optical characteristic value set for at least a part of a body of the specific user by:
- calibrating, using calibration parameters associated with the plurality of photodiodes, the optical dataset;
- calculating, based on the calibrated optical dataset, a normalized diffuse reflectance of the second photodiode relative to the first photodiode;
- calculating, based on the calibrated optical dataset, a normalized diffuse reflectance of the third photodiode relative to the first photodiode;
- and
- estimating the optical characteristic value set based on:
- the normalized diffuse reflectance of the second photodiode relative to the first photodiode, and
- the normalized diffuse reflectance of the second photodiode relative to the first photodiode;
- estimate, using a urine volume estimation model based on the estimated optical characteristic value set, a bladder urine volume of the specific user;
- and
- output, based on the estimated bladder urine volume of the specific user, a signal indicating the estimated bladder urine volume of the specific user.
A user terminal comprising:
- a communication interface;
- at least one processor;
- and
- a memory storing instructions that, when executed by the at least one processor, cause the user terminal to:
- receive an optical dataset associated with a specific user detected by a plurality of photodiodes, wherein the plurality of photodiodes are configured to detect an intensity of light associated with light irradiated to skin located above a bladder of the specific user, and wherein the plurality of photodiodes comprise a first photodiode, a second photodiode, and a third photodiode;
- estimate, based on the optical dataset, an optical characteristic value set for at least a part of a body of the specific user by:
- calibrating, using calibration parameters associated with the plurality of photodiodes, the optical dataset;
- calculating, based on the calibrated optical dataset, a normalized diffuse reflectance of the second photodiode relative to the first photodiode;
- calculating, based on the calibrated optical dataset, a normalized diffuse reflectance of the third photodiode relative to the first photodiode;
- and
- estimating the optical characteristic value set based on:
- the normalized diffuse reflectance of the second photodiode relative to the first photodiode, and
- the normalized diffuse reflectance of the third photodiode relative to the first photodiode;
- estimate, using a urine volume estimation model based on the estimated optical characteristic value set, a bladder urine volume of the specific user;
- and
- output, based on the estimated bladder urine volume of the specific user, a signal indicating the estimated bladder urine volume of the specific user.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.