Mind strength trainer
First Claim
1. A signal processing and controlling machine adapted for manually marking at least one targeted state of mind of a human subject comprising:
- a. bio signal acquisition, processing and storage means to collect, tag, process and store said bio signal from said subject bodyb. user interface means for said human subject to communicate operational parameters back and forth with said machine and optionally view results produced by said machinec. a first recording means to instantly acquire a bio signal segment from said subject'"'"'s body and save into memory at the instance of said subject pressing a button upon recognizing the onset of said targeted state of mindd. a second optional tagging means to manually tag said bio signal segment with additional information before savingthereby enabling said human subject to use self discretion to collect said bio signals representing various moods of day to day life.
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Abstract
An assortment of algorithms, procedures and associated device-hardware to condition human mind on causality between a specific state of mind and an externally generated stimuli, including a procedure to collect (310) bio signals underlying specific mental moods, characterize (330) them, monitor (350,360) bio signal activity to detect such moods, and play mind games that enhance mind'"'"'s flexing power with the help of said device. Invention also includes a method (340) to evaluate and engineer mantras that serve as said externally generated stimuli.
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43 Claims
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1. A signal processing and controlling machine adapted for manually marking at least one targeted state of mind of a human subject comprising:
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a. bio signal acquisition, processing and storage means to collect, tag, process and store said bio signal from said subject body b. user interface means for said human subject to communicate operational parameters back and forth with said machine and optionally view results produced by said machine c. a first recording means to instantly acquire a bio signal segment from said subject'"'"'s body and save into memory at the instance of said subject pressing a button upon recognizing the onset of said targeted state of mind d. a second optional tagging means to manually tag said bio signal segment with additional information before saving thereby enabling said human subject to use self discretion to collect said bio signals representing various moods of day to day life. - View Dependent Claims (2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10)
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11. A signal processing and controlling machine adapted for identifying a slip-in, dwell-in and wake-up regions within a bio signal segment recorded from the body of a human subject corresponding to periods when said subject slipped in, dwelled within and woke up from a targeted state of mind, said recording process having been triggered by said subject upon recognizing the onset of said state of mind, comprising:
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a. a central processing unit, memory controller, and memory containing said bio signal segment bearing a trigger-mark representing the instant at which said recording process was manually initiated by said subject b. user interface means for said human subject to communicate operational parameters back and forth with said machine and optionally view results produced by said machine c. a first means to identify said trigger-mark inside said bio signal segment and associate it with a wake-up activity in said subject'"'"'s mind d. a second user-interactive means to back-trace within said bio signal segment from said trigger-mark up to a slip-in region as characterized by a change in signal pattern e. a third user-interactive means to identify a region between said slip-in and wake-up regions on said bio signal segment and identify it as said dwell-in region thereby enabling isolation of transient parts of said bio signal segment from steady state part exhibiting features of said dwell-in periods and their characterization using common signal processing tools as applicable to transient and steady state analysis. - View Dependent Claims (12, 13, 14, 15, 16, 17)
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18. A signal processing and controlling machine adapted for automatically identifying sustaining, targeted states of mind of a human subject comprising:
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a. channeling means to stream at least one bio signal from said subject body, having substantial correlation with said targeted state of mind of said subject, in real time b. alerting means to drive at least one bio stimulus into said human body, in real time c. a first real time signal processing means to scan said streamed bio signal for time domain or frequency domain attributes of a predetermined nature that characterize sustaining parts of said targeted state of mind d. a second logical means comprising of checking if, when said time domain or frequency domain attributes are detected, they outlast a subject-defined time limit, in order to filter out short occurrences of said targeted state of mind e. a third sustenance checking means of computing a running coherence function on said bio signal, comprising of continuously calculating coherence of a current segment of said bio signal against a previously collected segment of said bio signal, if said second means of filtering resulted in detecting said targeted states of mind that sustain for a substantial duration f. a fourth means to alert said subject upon said bio signal maintaining a substantial value of said running coherence for periods longer than a predetermined time threshold thereby having a machine with the ability to watch over said subject for sustained mental states. - View Dependent Claims (19, 20, 21, 22, 23, 24)
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25. A signal processing and controlling machine adapted for composing mantras for a human subject wearing said machine comprising
a. bio stimuli storage, modification and application means to store, retrieve, alter and apply said bio stimuli to said human subject body b. bio signal acquisition, processing and storage means to collect, process and store bio response signals from said subject body c. user interface means for said human subject to communicate operational parameters back and forth with said machine and optionally view results produced by said machine d. a first means to apply one of said bio stimuli to the body of said subject simultaneously recording at least one bio response signal generated by said body in response to said bio stimulus e. a second means to control acquisition parameters of said bio response signal so that a substantial length of pre-stimulus history forming a pre-trigger segment and an equal length of stimulus response data forming a post-trigger segment are captured around a trigger point coinciding with the start point of said bio stimulus f. a third means to apply same said bio stimulus at random occasions of life, record responses at each run of said stimulus, compute a correlation coefficient between pre and post trigger segments obtained from each run of said stimulus application and find average of said correlation coefficients from all said runs g. a fourth means to apply same bio stimulus at random occasions of life, record responses at each run of said stimulus, compute a correlation coefficient between post trigger segments obtained from various runs of said stimulus application and find average of said correlation coefficients h. a fifth means to apply same bio stimulus at random occasions of life, record responses at each run of said stimulus, estimate a duration of an initial transient part on said post-trigger segment collected at each run of said stimulus application and find average of said transient durations from all said runs i. a sixth means to evaluate if said bio stimulus would make a substantially good candidate for forming a mantra by checking if said third means produced a substantially low value of said average correlation coefficient close to zero, if said fourth means produced a substantially high value of said average correlation coefficient close to one and if said fifth means produced a low value of said average durations j. a seventh means to enhance dramatic effect of said bio stimulus on said subject by adding a prelude of differing bio stimulus to said bio stimulus thereby making it possible to scientifically compare performance indices of various stimuli, choose ones that suit said subject'"'"'s likings and verify if a chosen stimulus keeps producing desired results even after hundreds of repetitions.
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27. A signal processing and controlling machine adapted to condition its user'"'"'s mind on causality between a sustaining state of mind and an externally generated stimuli comprising
a. a first means to monitor said sustaining mind states of said user of said machine b. a second means to trigger said stimuli each time said sustaining states lasts longer than a predetermined duration set by said user thereby said user'"'"'s mind developing ability to anticipate occurrence of said stimuli upon said state of mind begins to sustain.
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32. A signal processing and controlling machine adapted to condition its user'"'"'s mind on causality between an externally generated stimuli and a non-brooding mental state comprising
a. a first means to scan bio signals streaming from said user for specific attributes that represent said non-brooding mental state b. a second means to trigger said stimuli each time a said attribute belonging to a said non-brooding mental state is detected thereby training said user'"'"'s mind to associate said stimuli with said non-brooding states that represent happy moments in said user'"'"'s life.
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34. A signal processing and controlling machine adapted to train a human subject mind to flex away from a sustaining mind state thereby exercising mind-flexing and building mind-strength comprising:
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a. bio signal acquisition, processing, storing means and bio stimuli storing, actuating means b. user interface means for said human subject to communicate operational parameters back and forth with said machine and optionally view results produced by said machine c. a first means to watch said human subject mind continuously by monitoring at least one bio signal from said human body that substantially correlate with said sustaining state of said human mind d. a second means to monitor sustenance of said sustaining mind state e. a third means to alert said human upon said sustaining condition persisting beyond a predetermined duration f. a fourth optional means to affirmatively break said sustaining mind state by having said human perform a wake-up act g. a fifth means to condition said human mind on causality between said alert and said sustaining mind state h. a sixth means to train said human mind to have the ability to self-alert said sustaining mind condition, even in the absence of said machine. - View Dependent Claims (35, 36, 37, 38, 39, 40, 41, 42, 43)
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