Detecting Brainwaves to Evaluate Mental States and Condition using Neural Network

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Dr. A. N. Thakare, Ashish Labade, Saurabh Patil, Shubham Rangari

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Human brain contains of approximately 100 billion neurons. Each neuron communicates with few ten thousands of other neurons in order to carry messages in the brain. Significant electrical activity is produced in the brain over synaptic joints of such neurons sending signals at very low frequencies below (50 Hz), thereby forming the brainwave pattern. The brainwaves are categorized as delta, theta, alpha and beta, as per different frequency ranges. In this paper, the effect of binaural beats on human mind is presented. Alpha binaural beats of 10 Hz are produced by creating the auditory illusion of 10 Hz in the brain by playing the binaural beats of 370 Hz and 380 Hz for left and right ear respectively. Binaural beats are effective only when heard through an earphone. In order to examine the effects of binaural beats on human brain, 10 people are subjected to these beats for 3 minutes. Using Processing 3.0.2, the attention level and meditation levels are measured by alpha brainwaves, and the comparison graphs are plotted. Relative comparison is carried out for each person�s state while listening to the binaural beats. This study provides scientific evidences for the common perception that alpha binaural beats and thus music can help a person in achieving a relaxed state of mind i.e., meditative state in a better way.

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, D. A. N. T. A. L. S. P. S. R. (2018). Detecting Brainwaves to Evaluate Mental States and Condition using Neural Network. International Journal on Future Revolution in Computer Science &Amp; Communication Engineering, 4(3), 290–296. Retrieved from http://www.ijfrcsce.org/index.php/ijfrcsce/article/view/1309
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