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Methods and apparatus to adjust content presented to an individual

  • US 9,936,250 B2
  • Filed: 05/16/2016
  • Issued: 04/03/2018
  • Est. Priority Date: 05/19/2015
  • Status: Active Grant
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1. A method to adjust content presented to an individual, the method comprising:

  • measuring, via a first modality sensor, a first response of the individual to first content during a first time frame;

    determining a first response classification based on a first comparison of the first response and a first threshold;

    measuring, via a second modality sensor, a second response of the individual to the first content during the first time frame;

    determining a second response classification based on a second comparison of the second response to a second threshold;

    determining a first mental classification of the individual based on combining the first response classification and the second response classification;

    determining a first baseline during the first time frame, at least one of the first threshold or second threshold based on the first baseline;

    measuring, via the first modality sensor, a third response of the individual to the first content during a second time frame;

    measuring, via the second modality sensor, a fourth response of the individual to the first content during the second time frame;

    adjusting the first baseline to a second baseline based on at least one of the third response or the fourth response in the second time frame;

    adjusting at least one of the first threshold to a third threshold or second threshold to a fourth threshold based on the second baseline;

    determining a third response classification based on a third comparison of the third response and the third threshold;

    determining a fourth response classification based on a fourth comparison of the fourth response and the fourth threshold;

    determining a second mental classification of the individual based on combining the third response classification and the fourth response classification;

    determining a mental state of a user based on a degree of similarity between the first mental classification and the second mental classification; and

    at least one of modifying the first content to include second content or replacing the first content with second content based on the mental state.

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