Deviation-induced dynamic modulation of impulse response for detection and modeling
AssigneeDaqri, LLC
InventorsTeresa Ann Nick, Laura Berman, Arye Barnehama
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Abstract
A wearable computing device includes a display device for displaying augmented reality (AR) images and a biometric monitor for monitoring biometric sensor data obtained by a biometric sensor. The biometric monitor determines whether the biometric data indicates that a user associated with the biometric data could be experiencing a health-related problem. The biometric monitor is configured with various modules to perform deviation-induced dynamic modulation in making this determination.
Claims20
A biometric monitor for monitoring provided biometric sensor data, the biometric monitor comprising:
- a machine-readable memory storing computer-executable instructions;
- and
- at least one hardware processor in communication with the machine-readable memory that, when the computer-executable instructions are executed, configures the biometric monitor to:
- receive biometric sensor data;
- determine whether the biometric sensor data is out of an expected range;
- in response to the determination that the biometric sensor data is out of an expected range, adjust a first weighting factor by a predetermined amount;
- determine whether the first weighting factor is out of an expected range;
- in response to the determination that the first weighting factor is out of the expected range, increment a counter associated with the first weighting factor;
- compute a biometric deviation sensor value based on the first weighting factor, the received biometric sensor data, and a previously computed biometric deviation sensor value;
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- communicate the computed biometric deviation sensor value via a communication interface communicatively coupled to the at least one hardware processor.
A method for monitoring provided biometric sensor data, the method comprising:
- receiving, by at least one hardware processor, biometric sensor data;
- determining, by at least one hardware processor, whether the biometric sensor data is out of an expected range;
- in response to the determination that the biometric sensor data is out of an expected range, adjusting, by at least one hardware processor, a first weighting factor by a predetermined amount;
- determining, by at least one hardware processor, whether the first weighting factor is out of an expected range;
- in response to the determination that the first weighting factor is out of the expected range, incrementing, by at least one hardware processor, a counter associated with the first weighting factor;
- computing, by at least one hardware processor, a biometric deviation sensor value based on the first weighting factor, the received biometric sensor data, and a previously computed biometric deviation sensor value;
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- communicating, by at least one hardware processor, the computed biometric deviation sensor value via a communication interface communicatively coupled to the at least one hardware processor.
A machine-readable medium storing computer-executable instructions that, when executed by at least one hardware processor, causes a biometric monitor to perform a plurality of operations, the operations comprising:
- receiving biometric sensor data;
- determining whether the biometric sensor data is out of an expected range;
- in response to the determination that the biometric sensor data is out of an expected range, adjusting a first weighting factor by a predetermined amount;
- determining whether the first weighting factor is out of an expected range;
- in response to the determination that the first weighting factor is out of the expected range, incrementing a counter associated with the first weighting factor;
- computing a biometric deviation sensor value based on the first weighting factor, the received biometric sensor data, and a previously computed biometric deviation sensor value;
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- communicating the computed biometric deviation sensor value via a communication interface communicatively coupled to at least one hardware processor.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.