Knowledge discovery based on brainwave response to external stimulation
AssigneeIdeal Innovations Incorporated
InventorsRobert Kocher, Loran Ambs
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Abstract
Techniques are disclosed for detecting knowledge based on brainwave response to external stimulation. A subject can be exposed to stimuli and brainwave responses indicating a p-300 signal can be detected. Further stimuli or sequences of stimuli can be selected be presented to the subject based on the category correlated with the stimuli that indicate a p-300 response.
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A method for obtaining information of at least one of knowledge, interest or experience of a subject for a specific category of knowledge, the method comprising:
- receiving, by a processor, a first signal, wherein the first signal represents a first psychophysiological response of the subject to a first stimulus;
- determining, by the processor, a first correlation between the first psychophysiological response and a knowledge, interest or experience category, wherein the knowledge, interest or experience category is a first node of a hierarchical tree structure for categories of knowledge;
- based on determining the first correlation between the first psychophysiological response and the knowledge, interest or experience category, selecting for presentation to the subject, a second stimulus;
- receiving, by the processor, a second signal, wherein the second signal represents a second psychophysiological response of the subject to the second stimulus;
- determining, by the processor, a second correlation between the second psychophysiological response and a sub-category of the knowledge, interest or experience category, wherein the sub-category is a second node representing the specific category of knowledge of the hierarchical tree structure for the categories of knowledge;
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- obtaining information of at least one of knowledge, interest or experience of the subject based on the determined second correlation between the second psychophysiological response and the sub-category of the knowledge, interest or experience category.
A non-transitory computer-readable medium storing computer code for execution by a processor for obtaining information of at least one of knowledge, interest or experience of a subject for a specific category of knowledge, the computer code including instructions to cause the processor to:
- receive a first signal, wherein the first signal represents a first psychophysiological response of the subject to a first stimulus;
- determine a first correlation between the first psychophysiological response and a knowledge, interest or experience category, wherein the knowledge, interest or experience category is a first node of a hierarchical tree structure for categories of knowledge;
- based on determining the first correlation between the first psychophysiological response and the knowledge, interest or experience category, selecting for presentation to the subject, a second stimulus;
- receive, after a determination of the first correlation, a second signal, wherein the second signal represents a second psychophysiological response of the subject to the second stimulus;
- determine a second correlation between the second psychophysiological response and a sub-category of the knowledge, interest or experience category, wherein the sub-category is a second node representing the specific category of knowledge of the hierarchical tree structure for the categories of knowledge;
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- obtain information of at least one of knowledge, interest or experience of the subject based on the determined second correlation between the second psychophysiological response and the sub-category of the knowledge, interest or experience category.
A system for obtaining information of at least one of knowledge, interest or experience of a subject for a specific category of knowledge, the system comprising:
- a memory configured to store a first signal and a second signal;
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- a processor configured to:
- receive the first signal, wherein the first signal represents a first psychophysiological response of the subject to a first stimulus;
- determine a first correlation between the first psychophysiological response and a knowledge, interest or experience category, wherein the knowledge, interest or experience category is a first node of a hierarchical tree structure for categories of knowledge;
- based on determining the first correlation between the first psychophysiological response and the knowledge, interest or experience category, selecting for presentation to the subject, a second stimulus;
- receive, after a determination of the first correlation, the second signal, wherein the second signal represents a second psychophysiological response of the subject to the second stimulus;
- determine a second correlation between the second psychophysiological response and a subcategory of the knowledge, interest or experience category, wherein the sub-category is a second node representing the specific category of knowledge of the hierarchical tree structure for the categories of knowledge;
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- obtain information of at least one of knowledge, interest or experience of the subject based on the determined second correlation between the second psychophysiological response and the sub-category of the knowledge, interest or experience category.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.