Analyzing the Music Perception Based on Physiological Signals

Music has a profound influence on physiological and psychological effects on humans. This research aimed to investigate emotional responses to two types of Indian classical music using their effective changes in physiological parameters (heart rate and respiratory rate) along with behavioral respons...

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Main Authors: Anuharshini, K., Sivaranjani, M., Sowmiya, M., Mahesh, V., Geethanjali, B.
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Arousal
Band-pass filters
Electrocardiography
Emotions
Heart rate
IIR filters
Multiple signal classification
Music
Physiological signals
Physiology
Valence
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description Music has a profound influence on physiological and psychological effects on humans. This research aimed to investigate emotional responses to two types of Indian classical music using their effective changes in physiological parameters (heart rate and respiratory rate) along with behavioral responses. Thirty two healthy non- musician participated in this study, where 17 participants' listened to happy music and the remaining 15 participants' listened to sad music. ECG and Respiration were recorded for seven minutes and behavioral data were obtained. There was significant increase in heart rate and respiratory rate while listening to happy music (p
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Band-pass filters
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Emotions
Heart rate
IIR filters
Multiple signal classification
Music
Physiological signals
Physiology
Valence
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