METHOD FOR IDENTIFYING USER AND METHOD FOR PREDICTING PATHOLOGICAL SYMPTOM

摘要

Tremors occur pathologically or physiologically in the hands, head, and other parts of the body. Pathological tremor is a condition in which a part or all of the body trembles with a regular rhythm. The pathological tremor is the most common symptom of movement disorders, and there are many types of pathological tremor depending on causes. The pathophysiology of tremor, a medical term for trembling, has not yet been precisely identified, but there are main hypotheses that there is a source of tremor in the central nervous system and that tremor occurs due to abnormalities in the cerebellar function. In addition, depending on the number of tremors and the timing of tremors, tremor may be manifested as a precursor to, or complication of various diseases. A representative disease involving tremor is Parkinsons disease. The tremor of Parkinsons disease is a resting tremor which occurs when a patient is at rest and is reduced during voluntary exercise. The resting tremor refers to tremor that is present severely when the hands are placed on the knees or chairs, and that is reduced when a patient holds or grips an object. In addition to tremor caused by pathological symptoms, most people have a certain pattern of tremors. The certain pattern of tremors can be used as a feature to classify users. The present invention relates to a method of predicting pathological symptoms for each user as well as identifying a user using a pattern of tremors.;COPYRIGHT KIPO 2020