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Mayur Lunawat, Aquibjaved Momin, Varun Nirantar, Abhishek Deshmukh / International
 Journal of Engineering Research and Applications (IJERA) ISSN: 2248-9622 www.ijera.com
                     Vol. 2, Issue 5, September- October 2012, pp.509-515
                Heart Pulse Monitoring: The Smart Phone Way
        Mayur Lunawat, Aquibjaved Momin, Varun Nirantar, Abhishek
                               Deshmukh
      (Department of Information Technology, Sinhgad College of Engineering, University of Pune, Pune)


ABSTRACT
         It's never been easier to know what your           condition and vital signs during that time will
heart rate is! This report is based on designing an         enhance the responder's ability to assist them in the
cell phone application that will measure your               best possible way. This report concentrates mainly on
heart rate or in simple words a Cardiograph.                two vivid regions: one is the diagnosis of vital signs
Without any external hardware, just using a built-          of the body and how a mobile phone can help in
in sensor of your Smartphone or tablet, you can             biotelemetry, and the other is the means of sending
get accurate readings almost instantly. This                all the data through remote connection in case of a
technique will enable the user measures your                life threatening emergency situation. I have done
heart rate. You can save your results for future            extensive studies in vital signs identification from a
reference, keep track of multiple people with               person and propose new methods of using mobile
individual profiles, add notes and locations, and           phone's sensors for quantifying the vital sign. These
even print out your measurements for sharing or             methods utilize the accelerometer, video camera in
safe keeping. It uses your device's built-in sensors        tandem with a LED ash and microphone sensor to
to calculate your heart's rhythm - the same                 detect and deliver a value for the needs. In this
approach used by professional               medical         chapter, I provide a general discussion about the vital
equipment.                                                  signs and the need for its diagnosis.
         Knowing how fast your heart is beating
can be very useful when exercising, if you're               2. VITAL SIGNS
under stress, if out have a heart-related medical                     Vital signs are the most basic functions that
condition, or even just out of curiosity. Every             can be measured from a person; they indicate their
measurement taken can be saved to your personal             physical condition and wellness. When the
history, so you can keep track over time. In                measurements tend to move away from normal, an
addition to the date and time of the measurement,           abnormality in the physical status can be inferred.
you will be able to save the location at which it           Most medical conditions can be diagnosed through
was taken (and see them on a map). This app can             vital signs and confirmed with the help of special
be perfectly tailored to allow multiple people to           tests. Each vital sign is measured differently with the
use the app on a shared device. A profile can be            use of specialized equipments. These equipments are
created for each of your family members or                  not handy and do not come in miniature sizes for
friends, and each of them has their own individual          portability. Hence I introduce the concept of
measurement history                                         converting a mobile phone, which people use in their
                                                            day to day life into a vital sign diagnosing tool. There
1. INTRODUCTION                                             are four vital signs which are standard in most
          With the advent of internet, a lot has            medical settings:
changed in people's lives. Users can stay in the house      _ Pulse rate
and do almost any kind of activity like shopping,           _ Respiratory rate
movies, entertainment, physical exercise, without           _ Blood pressure
physically being at the appropriate place. In short, we     _ Temperature
can tell that our lives are made simpler, faster and
efficient, if we leave behind the negative aspects of it.   2.1 Pulse rate (HR): Pulse rate is the rate at which
In                                                          the heart beats, measured either in the wrist or neck
          The field of telecommunication, video             given by beats per minute. The pulse rate is
phones have a wide scope in bringing people together        influenced by the expansion of the arterial wall for
with face-to-face communication. Furthermore, video         every beat. The most prominent spots for the pulses
transmission from mobile phone as a video call              are wrist (Radial artery), neck(Carotid artery), inside
enhances the mobility of users. In case of a 911            of the elbow (Brachial artery), behind the
situation, this will allow people to make                   knee(Popliteal artery) and ankle joint (Posterior tibial
conversations a lot more understandable even under          artery) [1]. The pulse rate varies with age and also
chaos. The responders could arrive at a decision more       depends on the physical and psychological effects on
quickly, when viewing the live video feed of the            the body. Higher pulse rate indicates the presence of
person. The caller's Information about the physical         abnormality in the body and can also be caused by
                                                            other reasons such as anxiety, anger, excitement,

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                     Vol. 2, Issue 5, September- October 2012, pp.509-515
emotion, heart disorders, asthma, a large meal and so      blood pressure of a person. Due to various reasons,
on. The pulse rate of an individual can help in            the average blood pressure differs from each
determining various problems within the body, but it       individual. The pressure values are categorized into
cannot be used solely to diagnose an abnormality.          five major divisions. Table 1.2 shows the categories
Pulse rate is just a basic tool for diagnosis and hence    of people in accordance to their blood pressure range.
can be used only for primary diagnosis.
                                                           Table 1.2. Categories of Blood Pressure
2.2 Respiratory rate (RR): Respiratory Rate is the           Category          Systolic         Diastolic
number of breaths a person takes within a certain                              (mmHg)           (mmHg)
amount of time or more formally, defined as the
number of chest movements involving inspiration
and expiration per unit time. The RR is measured in          Hypotension         <90                <60
units of breaths per minute. It is measured by               Normal              90-120             60-80
counting the number of breaths (number of times the          Pre-                121-139            or 81-89
chest rise) for a minute, usually when the person is at      hypertension        140-159            or 90-99
rest. Respiratory rates will increase as the demand for      Hypertension 1      >=160              or = 100
oxygen increases; it also increases due to illness,          Hypertension 2
intensive physical activity, etc. The average RR
reported for a healthy adult at rest is usually given as
12 breaths per minute (12/60 Hz) [2] and the               2.4 Temperature (T): Temperature is one of the
estimates vary between 12-20 breaths per minute,           other important vital signs. There is no direct way of
whereas the respiratory rate is higher in the case of      measuring the person's temperature from the mobile
young adults, children and babies. As an individual        device as of now. Mobile phone manufacturers have
age, breathing rate declines. In slow rates, more          started incorporating onboard eco temperature
accurate readings are obtained by counting the             sensors to mobile phones. It is just a matter of time
number of breaths over a full minute. Table 1.1 [3]        before the temperature of surroundings and a human
shows the heart rate and respiratory rate at varying       body can be measured using the phone.
ages showing a gradual decline in the rate with age.
                                                           3. MEANING OF PULSE:
Table 1.1. Heart Rate and Respiratory Rate for                      A pulse is a sudden burst of blood to the
Different Ages                                             circulatory system when the walls of the heart
Age            HeartRate      RespiratoryRate              contract. Heart rate or pulse rate is defined as the
               (beats/min)    (breaths/min)                number of heart beats or pulses in a minute. The
Newborn        100-160        30-50                        human heart comprises the atrium and the ventricles,
0-5 months     90-150         25-40                        which coordinate to form a complete pumping action.
6-12 months    80-140         20-30                        Approximately 2000 gallons of blood is pumped by
1-3 years      80-130         20-30                        the heart every day. A Heart beat cycle consists of
3-5 years      80-120         20-30                        two components, namely systole and diastole. Systole
6-10 years     70-110         15-30                        occurs when there is an electrical impulse generated
11-14 years    60-105         12-20                        by the Sinoatrial(SA) Node, triggering the heart to
14+ years      60-100         12-20                        contract. Diastole occurs when the heart is relaxed.
                                                           Systole and diastole alternate each other to produce a
                                                           heartbeat. The heart rate is not just about how fast the
2.2 Blood pressure (BP): Blood Pressure is a force         heart is beating; it is a regulatory mechanism for
exerted by blood on the walls of arteries, veins and       delivering oxygen to the muscles to keep up the
the chambers of the heart. Blood pressure is one the       demand.
most important vital signs and the body 3 maintain it
by interacting with the volume of blood and the force      4. MEDICAL WAY:
of contraction of the heart. During each heartbeat, BP               Acoustically, the heart rate is measured by
varies between a maximum pressure called systolic          listening to the heart beats, which are amplified
pressure and a minimum pressure called diastolic           through the use of a stethoscope. Usually the
pressure. It is measured on the inside of an elbow at      numbers of beats for a small interval of time, say 10
the brachial artery, which is the upper arm's major        seconds, is observed and obtained for a minute by
blood vessel that carries blood away from the heart.       multiplying with 6. In the same way, the pulse felt at
A person's BP is usually expressed in terms of the         the wrist and neck can be measured and directly
systolic pressure and diastolic pressure values. An        related to the heart rate. Figure 2.1 shows the regions
average healthy adult's pressure values read 120           where the pulse can be felt clearly for measurement.
mmHg during the systole and 80 mmHg during                 A more precise method of determining pulse rate
diastole. Pumping Rate, blood volume, resistance,          involves the use of an electrocardiography (ECG or
viscosity, etc. are some of the factors which affect the   EKG), pulse oximetry, etc. Shelley[4] discussed

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                     Vol. 2, Issue 5, September- October 2012, pp.509-515
about the effectiveness of pulse oximetry in the           5.1 Detail Working: The model works on the
detection of pulse even under noisy conditions where       principle that, every heart beat pertains to a rush of
the use of stethoscope is hopeless. There are many         blood in the blood vessels, even in the capillaries at
commercial heart rate monitors available in the            the finger-tips. Whenever the capillaries are rich in
market which use two tiny                                  blood during a systolic pulse, more light is getting
                                                           absorbed by the blood, leading to low




Figure 2.1. Prominent places for pulse detection.
                                                           Figure 5.2. Method of placing the finger over the
                                                           camera for heart rate measurement
         Electrode strips to find the heart rate, the
same way an ECG works. These electrodes are
                                                                     reactive index and darker frame intensities.
generally attached to some fitness gear or costume,
                                                           Likewise, during a diastolic pulse, most of the light
displaying the measurements on a screen. ECG uses
                                                           gets reflected leading to bright frames. This change in
the electrical activity of the heart over a period of
                                                           intensity of light which can pass through the finger
time, measured through the electrodes connected to
                                                           creates an alternative pattern of waves similar to a
the skin. These electrodes induce a tiny current of a
                                                           pulse. This change in intensity with time gives the
few µA into the body and detect electrical changes
                                                           heart rate of a person.
caused by the heart during each heart beat. These
changes are captured, amplified and delivered as an
output.

5. THE SMARTPHONE WAY:
         Even with the presence of many
technologies for finding the heart rate of a person,
only a few of them are accurate to a certain degree. A
new model for heart rate estimation was proposed,
which worked on the concept of Photo
plethysmography (PPG), without using the
wavelength of light for analysis. Most mobile phones
in today's market come with a stock camera and
optionally a LED flash. These components were used
to define a system, deriving the heart rate of a person.




                                                           Figure 5.3. Architecture of heart rate system

                                                                    In the proposed method, a video of short
                                                           duration was recorded, with the finger placed over
                                                           the lens of the mobile camera. The flash is turned
                                                           ON, so that adequate amount of light can reach the
Figure 5.1 shows the camera with flashlightin a
                                                           finger for proper measurement. For this experiment,
Smartphone
                                                           an application was developed for Nexus One[5] to

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keep the LED flash consistently ON while recording
video from camera. The first three seconds of data
from the camera were discarded, since the CMOS
sensor of the camera tries to focus when turned ON.
Also, the camera doesn't need to be focused, as the
results rely only on the amount of light entering the
video feed. It was generally hard to detect the
fluctuations in the frames unless the pulses are
distinct. A similar methodology was used by
Banitsas[6] with a slightly different approach in the
analysis of video frames.




                                                          Figure 5.5. Filtered Data for analysis




Figure 5.4. Area under analysis

5.2 Implementation: Working of the system
comprises of six functional modules. Initially the
video frames were split into four quadrants and only
the first quadrant (Figure 5.4) was considered for
analysis, since most of the changes and fluctuations
are predominant in that region. Every pixel
information on each frame was split into individual       (a)
Red(R), Blue(B) and Green(G) components. In most          Figure 5.6. (a) Total Window of Data
samples, the prominent color applied only to R with
the others tending to zero in every frame, hence
difference in the red channel (Rc) intensity to that of
all the channels of a frame was negligible. For
accuracy of plots, only the Rc in video frames were
considered. The average intensity of pixels for every
frame was calculated as its frame intensity. The raw
intensity values were filtered with a moving average
filter to remove rough peaks from the graph for easier
identification of peaks. Figure 5.5 shows the filtered
results from the raw data obtained from finger pulse.
The entire frame was split into windows of fixed
length (Wt), for determination of peaks occurring at
equal intervals of time as seen in Figure 5.6. If the
pattern within Wt matched a sinusoidal pattern, the
heart rate was calculated by determining the number
of peaks (n) in the window and multiplying the peak
count with the window length as given by the
equation 1.
                                                                                     (b)
                                                          Figure 5.6. (b) Data spilt into smaller Time frames


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Equation:1                                                  window size. If the algorithm misses counting a peak
                                                            that should be present but
HR = n _ 60=Wt                                              moved to the next window in a small fraction of time,
                                                            the obtained results could vary a lot. There are two
                                                            ways of calibration:
6. ACCURACY:                                                (i) Average
         This method showed encouraging results             (ii) Window time calibration
with high percentage of accuracy. The collected data        Of the two, measuring the average of windows is the
was validated with a commercial heart rate monitor          easiest of the calibration methods. Two or more
available at a fitness center. To prove the                 windows could be taken and the average of number
effectiveness of the proposed system, higher heart          of peaks could be computed to give a better result.
rate to the subject with excessive physical activity        However, there is a small disadvantage in
was induced. From Table 6.1 it can be seen that the         incorporating this method. If there is not enough
method gives a high percentage of accuracy from the         legible data available for calculating peaks in
obtained data in finding the HR of the person.              multiple windows, the results will be erratic. Hence
Table 6.1. Accuracy of results at varying heart             window time calibration more suitable for this
rate for a single subject                                   application was considered. Figure 7.1 shows a
            5 sec Window          10 sec Window             simulated heart pulse wave. The wave could be
                                                            different in case of irregular heartbeat and illness. In
  Actual
                                                            this technique, it was assumed that the heart rate data
  HR
            Value Accuracy Value Accuracy                   set is a perfect sinusoidal wave with equal interval
                                                            between peaks. Based on my observations from the
                                                            data, an algorithm was proposed.1.In summary, given
 102         108      94.11%       102       100.0%         the frame intensity value of a fixed time window, the
 108         96       88.89%       102       94.44%         number of peaks
 114         108      94.74%       114       100.0%
 132         132      100.0%       132       100.0%
 154         144      93.51%       150       97.40%


         It can also be seen that, with the increase in
window size for analysis, the error propagation
decreases to a very minimum. For better accuracy of
the result, the user should hold the finger over the
camera lens for a longer time. Table 5.2 shows the
expected error in the system when varying the
window size. For less error in the results for
considered samples, the window size should be kept
large. Even more, the accuracy of the heart rate for a
full minute of data is precise with the actual heart rate
measured manually, with a 100% accuracy all the
time. Based on the need, it is possible to measure
every single heart beat with precision.

Table 6.2. Expected error from the system based
on window size
Window Size Expected Error        Error %
(sec)
5                ±12              0 - 11.1
10               ±6               0 - 5.6                   Figure 7.1. Calibration Of heart rate
15               ±4               0 - 3.7
20               ±3               0 - 2.8                   Algorithm 1 Window time Calibration
30               ±2               0 - 1.8


7. WINDOW TIME                  CALLIBERATION
   FOR ACCURACY
         The obtained results look promising, but
there is a lot of error introduced due to the smaller


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                      Vol. 2, Issue 5, September- October 2012, pp.509-515
                                                   8. IMPACT ON HEART RATE WITH AGE
INPUT: Video Intensity for a Time window (T)          & PHYSICAL INTENSITY
                                                                     The approach uses observational data and
OUTPUT: Calibrated Heart Rate(CHR)                         does not require much computational analysis,
                                                           however a sensitivity analysis is very helpful in
N ← no of peaks in Window /*N x 60/TGives                  predicting the outcome of the decision based on the
uncalibrated HR value*/                                    situational parameters. In the heart rate measurement,
                                                           the key parameters involved in the determination of
pk2pk ← AvgPeaktoPeaktime /*Timebetweentwo                 heart are the age and the intensity of work being
consecutive peaks*/                                        done. Even though there are some more biological
                                                           factors involved with it, they cannot be quantified at
Ex ← T – N x pk2pk / *Ex is non considered time            this point. Researchers from Oakland University[7]
for Datapoints*/                                           have predicted the maximum heart rate of people by
                                                           age based on records collected over 25 years, giving
if Ex >= pk2pk then                                        rise to a non-linear equation
N ←N+1
end if                                                     Table 8.1 Calibration results for Heart rate
if Ex >= pk2pk / 2 then
N ← N – (pk2pk - Ex ) x 60 / T
end if

CHR ← N x 60/ T

          for the window are counted and the time
taken between consecutive peaks is calculated. Then
the average value for peak to peak time (pk2pk)
computed. If the occurrence of the peaks is harmonic,
the average will be same as an individual consecutive
peak time. This gives the time taken for one complete
cycle of systole and diastole. The wave marked in red
in Figure 2.7 is the region that is neglected during the
calculation of heart rate. Hence the total time of data
which is not being considered is denoted as Ex.
When Ex exceeds the time taken for a complete
cycle, one more peak is added to the calculated
number of peaks and the difference between Ex and
the cycle time is taken as the new unconsidered
value. If Ex exceeds half the cycle time, calculate the
fractional calibration time value for the peaks,
otherwise the number of peaks is taken as the heart
rate. The calibrated heart rate values showed greater
accuracy when compared to the un-calibrated data.
Commercial heart rate monitors had the same amount
of error induced due to time window computation.                    HR is the exact heart rate estimated for 60
Hence, the HR for a full 60 sec or 2 x 30 is               seconds in a dataset; C - Calibrated result; UC – Un-
considered as the heart rate of a person for               calibrated result; Acc.% is accuracy of Calibrated
comparison with the calibrated results of smaller          data; Imp.% is improvement of accuracy in calibrated
window sizes. A single user's data set, taken at           data from un-calibrated data for determining the
different time of the day, calibrated for different        HRmax .
window sizes is shown in Table 8.1. From Table 8.1,
significant improvement in the results can be seen,        Equation 2
much closer to the actual heart rate. Most of the data     HRmax = 191:5 - (0:007 x age2)
items had improved accuracy, except a few marked in
red in the table which show decreased accuracy from
the actual result. This happens due o the irregular                  Gellish[8], proved the predicted heart rate
heart cycle, where the peak to peak interval varies        lies in a tight range between ± 2 - 5bpm for average
largely to yield errors in calibration. The longer the     individuals. However, the values vary within a wider
data gets, the results will be more accurate. With         range for athletes. The actual
short data lengths, the chances for error propagation
will be high.

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                     Vol. 2, Issue 5, September- October 2012, pp.509-515
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                                                                Anatomy and Physiology, Harper-Collins,
                                                                New York, sixth edition, 1990.
                                                          [3]   Wikipedia, “Variation of vital signs with
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                                                                signs.
                                                          [4]   S. Kirk, “Photoplethysmography:Beyond the
                                                                Calculation of Arterial Oxygen Saturation
                                                                and Heart Rate", Anesthesia & Analgesia,
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                                                                December 2007.
                                                          [5]   Google Inc., “Nexus one: Technical
                                                                speci_cations",       http://www.google.com/
                                                                phone/static/en        US-nexusone       tech
                                                                specs.html.
                                                          [6]   K. Banitsas, P. Pelegris, T. Orbach, D.
                                                                Cavouras, K. Sidiropoulos, and S.
Figure 8.1. Sensitivity analysis for 10 to 80%                  Kostopoulos, “A simple algorithm to
increase in Age and Work Intensity                              monitor hr for real time treatment
                                                                applications", in Information Technology
          heart rate depends on the intensity of work           and Applications in Biomedicine, 2009.
involved by the person. Resting heart rate is the               ITAB 2009. 9th International Conference
lowest heart rate, which can be achieved by a normal            on, 4-7 2009, pp. 1 -5.
healthy person. Even at rest, the intensity of work       [7]   “Medicine & science in sports & exercise",
will be a little more than 25 % and the heart rate              The Official Journal of the American
increases as the intensity of work increases. There             College of Sports Medicine, vol. 39, no. 5,
exists a direct relationship between the heart rate and         pp. 749-898, 2007.
the work intensity, hence the percentage a work           [8]   G. Ronald, G. Brian, O. Ronald, M. Audry,
intensity for age gives the heart rate at that moment.          R. Gary, and M. Virinder, “Longitudinal
From Figure 8.1, it can be seen that the HR gradually           modeling of the relationship between age
decreases with age and increases with work intensity.           and maximal heart rate", Medicine &
The resting heart rate of people can go well below              Science in Sports & Exercise, vol. 39, no. 5,
normal and reach 45-60 bpm [9] for normal                       pp. 503-508, 2007.
individuals. The results of sensitivity analysis show     [9]   “What should you know about your heart
the normal range of heart rate which a person can               rate or pulse", http://www.nemahealth.org/
achieve based on the age and work percentage. It is             programs/healthcare/heart rate pulse.htm.
also evident that, the proposed methodology follows
the pattern and most of the values lie within the range
of the graph, proving its effectiveness.

9. INFERENCE
         This chapter we have discussed over the
normal medical protocol and described a new system
that uses the camera on a mobile phone to find heart
rate. From the results, it was inferred that for longer
duration of data collection, there was a better chance
of achieving more accurate heart rate. It was also
observed that the accuracy could be improved from
87% with a 5 sec data to 99 % with a 30 sec data
without any calibration. After using the calibration
method, it was found that there was an improvement
in the accuracy up to 5 or 6 % for even small sized
data. This method worked well for 15 sec data and
helped achieve 98 % accuracy most of the time.

REFERENCES
  [1]    N. Abhijit, “Normal pulse rate",
         http://www.buzzle.com /articles/normal-
         pulserate. html.


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  • 1. Mayur Lunawat, Aquibjaved Momin, Varun Nirantar, Abhishek Deshmukh / International Journal of Engineering Research and Applications (IJERA) ISSN: 2248-9622 www.ijera.com Vol. 2, Issue 5, September- October 2012, pp.509-515 Heart Pulse Monitoring: The Smart Phone Way Mayur Lunawat, Aquibjaved Momin, Varun Nirantar, Abhishek Deshmukh (Department of Information Technology, Sinhgad College of Engineering, University of Pune, Pune) ABSTRACT It's never been easier to know what your condition and vital signs during that time will heart rate is! This report is based on designing an enhance the responder's ability to assist them in the cell phone application that will measure your best possible way. This report concentrates mainly on heart rate or in simple words a Cardiograph. two vivid regions: one is the diagnosis of vital signs Without any external hardware, just using a built- of the body and how a mobile phone can help in in sensor of your Smartphone or tablet, you can biotelemetry, and the other is the means of sending get accurate readings almost instantly. This all the data through remote connection in case of a technique will enable the user measures your life threatening emergency situation. I have done heart rate. You can save your results for future extensive studies in vital signs identification from a reference, keep track of multiple people with person and propose new methods of using mobile individual profiles, add notes and locations, and phone's sensors for quantifying the vital sign. These even print out your measurements for sharing or methods utilize the accelerometer, video camera in safe keeping. It uses your device's built-in sensors tandem with a LED ash and microphone sensor to to calculate your heart's rhythm - the same detect and deliver a value for the needs. In this approach used by professional medical chapter, I provide a general discussion about the vital equipment. signs and the need for its diagnosis. Knowing how fast your heart is beating can be very useful when exercising, if you're 2. VITAL SIGNS under stress, if out have a heart-related medical Vital signs are the most basic functions that condition, or even just out of curiosity. Every can be measured from a person; they indicate their measurement taken can be saved to your personal physical condition and wellness. When the history, so you can keep track over time. In measurements tend to move away from normal, an addition to the date and time of the measurement, abnormality in the physical status can be inferred. you will be able to save the location at which it Most medical conditions can be diagnosed through was taken (and see them on a map). This app can vital signs and confirmed with the help of special be perfectly tailored to allow multiple people to tests. Each vital sign is measured differently with the use the app on a shared device. A profile can be use of specialized equipments. These equipments are created for each of your family members or not handy and do not come in miniature sizes for friends, and each of them has their own individual portability. Hence I introduce the concept of measurement history converting a mobile phone, which people use in their day to day life into a vital sign diagnosing tool. There 1. INTRODUCTION are four vital signs which are standard in most With the advent of internet, a lot has medical settings: changed in people's lives. Users can stay in the house _ Pulse rate and do almost any kind of activity like shopping, _ Respiratory rate movies, entertainment, physical exercise, without _ Blood pressure physically being at the appropriate place. In short, we _ Temperature can tell that our lives are made simpler, faster and efficient, if we leave behind the negative aspects of it. 2.1 Pulse rate (HR): Pulse rate is the rate at which In the heart beats, measured either in the wrist or neck The field of telecommunication, video given by beats per minute. The pulse rate is phones have a wide scope in bringing people together influenced by the expansion of the arterial wall for with face-to-face communication. Furthermore, video every beat. The most prominent spots for the pulses transmission from mobile phone as a video call are wrist (Radial artery), neck(Carotid artery), inside enhances the mobility of users. In case of a 911 of the elbow (Brachial artery), behind the situation, this will allow people to make knee(Popliteal artery) and ankle joint (Posterior tibial conversations a lot more understandable even under artery) [1]. The pulse rate varies with age and also chaos. The responders could arrive at a decision more depends on the physical and psychological effects on quickly, when viewing the live video feed of the the body. Higher pulse rate indicates the presence of person. The caller's Information about the physical abnormality in the body and can also be caused by other reasons such as anxiety, anger, excitement, 509 | P a g e
  • 2. Mayur Lunawat, Aquibjaved Momin, Varun Nirantar, Abhishek Deshmukh / International Journal of Engineering Research and Applications (IJERA) ISSN: 2248-9622 www.ijera.com Vol. 2, Issue 5, September- October 2012, pp.509-515 emotion, heart disorders, asthma, a large meal and so blood pressure of a person. Due to various reasons, on. The pulse rate of an individual can help in the average blood pressure differs from each determining various problems within the body, but it individual. The pressure values are categorized into cannot be used solely to diagnose an abnormality. five major divisions. Table 1.2 shows the categories Pulse rate is just a basic tool for diagnosis and hence of people in accordance to their blood pressure range. can be used only for primary diagnosis. Table 1.2. Categories of Blood Pressure 2.2 Respiratory rate (RR): Respiratory Rate is the Category Systolic Diastolic number of breaths a person takes within a certain (mmHg) (mmHg) amount of time or more formally, defined as the number of chest movements involving inspiration and expiration per unit time. The RR is measured in Hypotension <90 <60 units of breaths per minute. It is measured by Normal 90-120 60-80 counting the number of breaths (number of times the Pre- 121-139 or 81-89 chest rise) for a minute, usually when the person is at hypertension 140-159 or 90-99 rest. Respiratory rates will increase as the demand for Hypertension 1 >=160 or = 100 oxygen increases; it also increases due to illness, Hypertension 2 intensive physical activity, etc. The average RR reported for a healthy adult at rest is usually given as 12 breaths per minute (12/60 Hz) [2] and the 2.4 Temperature (T): Temperature is one of the estimates vary between 12-20 breaths per minute, other important vital signs. There is no direct way of whereas the respiratory rate is higher in the case of measuring the person's temperature from the mobile young adults, children and babies. As an individual device as of now. Mobile phone manufacturers have age, breathing rate declines. In slow rates, more started incorporating onboard eco temperature accurate readings are obtained by counting the sensors to mobile phones. It is just a matter of time number of breaths over a full minute. Table 1.1 [3] before the temperature of surroundings and a human shows the heart rate and respiratory rate at varying body can be measured using the phone. ages showing a gradual decline in the rate with age. 3. MEANING OF PULSE: Table 1.1. Heart Rate and Respiratory Rate for A pulse is a sudden burst of blood to the Different Ages circulatory system when the walls of the heart Age HeartRate RespiratoryRate contract. Heart rate or pulse rate is defined as the (beats/min) (breaths/min) number of heart beats or pulses in a minute. The Newborn 100-160 30-50 human heart comprises the atrium and the ventricles, 0-5 months 90-150 25-40 which coordinate to form a complete pumping action. 6-12 months 80-140 20-30 Approximately 2000 gallons of blood is pumped by 1-3 years 80-130 20-30 the heart every day. A Heart beat cycle consists of 3-5 years 80-120 20-30 two components, namely systole and diastole. Systole 6-10 years 70-110 15-30 occurs when there is an electrical impulse generated 11-14 years 60-105 12-20 by the Sinoatrial(SA) Node, triggering the heart to 14+ years 60-100 12-20 contract. Diastole occurs when the heart is relaxed. Systole and diastole alternate each other to produce a heartbeat. The heart rate is not just about how fast the 2.2 Blood pressure (BP): Blood Pressure is a force heart is beating; it is a regulatory mechanism for exerted by blood on the walls of arteries, veins and delivering oxygen to the muscles to keep up the the chambers of the heart. Blood pressure is one the demand. most important vital signs and the body 3 maintain it by interacting with the volume of blood and the force 4. MEDICAL WAY: of contraction of the heart. During each heartbeat, BP Acoustically, the heart rate is measured by varies between a maximum pressure called systolic listening to the heart beats, which are amplified pressure and a minimum pressure called diastolic through the use of a stethoscope. Usually the pressure. It is measured on the inside of an elbow at numbers of beats for a small interval of time, say 10 the brachial artery, which is the upper arm's major seconds, is observed and obtained for a minute by blood vessel that carries blood away from the heart. multiplying with 6. In the same way, the pulse felt at A person's BP is usually expressed in terms of the the wrist and neck can be measured and directly systolic pressure and diastolic pressure values. An related to the heart rate. Figure 2.1 shows the regions average healthy adult's pressure values read 120 where the pulse can be felt clearly for measurement. mmHg during the systole and 80 mmHg during A more precise method of determining pulse rate diastole. Pumping Rate, blood volume, resistance, involves the use of an electrocardiography (ECG or viscosity, etc. are some of the factors which affect the EKG), pulse oximetry, etc. Shelley[4] discussed 510 | P a g e
  • 3. Mayur Lunawat, Aquibjaved Momin, Varun Nirantar, Abhishek Deshmukh / International Journal of Engineering Research and Applications (IJERA) ISSN: 2248-9622 www.ijera.com Vol. 2, Issue 5, September- October 2012, pp.509-515 about the effectiveness of pulse oximetry in the 5.1 Detail Working: The model works on the detection of pulse even under noisy conditions where principle that, every heart beat pertains to a rush of the use of stethoscope is hopeless. There are many blood in the blood vessels, even in the capillaries at commercial heart rate monitors available in the the finger-tips. Whenever the capillaries are rich in market which use two tiny blood during a systolic pulse, more light is getting absorbed by the blood, leading to low Figure 2.1. Prominent places for pulse detection. Figure 5.2. Method of placing the finger over the camera for heart rate measurement Electrode strips to find the heart rate, the same way an ECG works. These electrodes are reactive index and darker frame intensities. generally attached to some fitness gear or costume, Likewise, during a diastolic pulse, most of the light displaying the measurements on a screen. ECG uses gets reflected leading to bright frames. This change in the electrical activity of the heart over a period of intensity of light which can pass through the finger time, measured through the electrodes connected to creates an alternative pattern of waves similar to a the skin. These electrodes induce a tiny current of a pulse. This change in intensity with time gives the few µA into the body and detect electrical changes heart rate of a person. caused by the heart during each heart beat. These changes are captured, amplified and delivered as an output. 5. THE SMARTPHONE WAY: Even with the presence of many technologies for finding the heart rate of a person, only a few of them are accurate to a certain degree. A new model for heart rate estimation was proposed, which worked on the concept of Photo plethysmography (PPG), without using the wavelength of light for analysis. Most mobile phones in today's market come with a stock camera and optionally a LED flash. These components were used to define a system, deriving the heart rate of a person. Figure 5.3. Architecture of heart rate system In the proposed method, a video of short duration was recorded, with the finger placed over the lens of the mobile camera. The flash is turned ON, so that adequate amount of light can reach the Figure 5.1 shows the camera with flashlightin a finger for proper measurement. For this experiment, Smartphone an application was developed for Nexus One[5] to 511 | P a g e
  • 4. Mayur Lunawat, Aquibjaved Momin, Varun Nirantar, Abhishek Deshmukh / International Journal of Engineering Research and Applications (IJERA) ISSN: 2248-9622 www.ijera.com Vol. 2, Issue 5, September- October 2012, pp.509-515 keep the LED flash consistently ON while recording video from camera. The first three seconds of data from the camera were discarded, since the CMOS sensor of the camera tries to focus when turned ON. Also, the camera doesn't need to be focused, as the results rely only on the amount of light entering the video feed. It was generally hard to detect the fluctuations in the frames unless the pulses are distinct. A similar methodology was used by Banitsas[6] with a slightly different approach in the analysis of video frames. Figure 5.5. Filtered Data for analysis Figure 5.4. Area under analysis 5.2 Implementation: Working of the system comprises of six functional modules. Initially the video frames were split into four quadrants and only the first quadrant (Figure 5.4) was considered for analysis, since most of the changes and fluctuations are predominant in that region. Every pixel information on each frame was split into individual (a) Red(R), Blue(B) and Green(G) components. In most Figure 5.6. (a) Total Window of Data samples, the prominent color applied only to R with the others tending to zero in every frame, hence difference in the red channel (Rc) intensity to that of all the channels of a frame was negligible. For accuracy of plots, only the Rc in video frames were considered. The average intensity of pixels for every frame was calculated as its frame intensity. The raw intensity values were filtered with a moving average filter to remove rough peaks from the graph for easier identification of peaks. Figure 5.5 shows the filtered results from the raw data obtained from finger pulse. The entire frame was split into windows of fixed length (Wt), for determination of peaks occurring at equal intervals of time as seen in Figure 5.6. If the pattern within Wt matched a sinusoidal pattern, the heart rate was calculated by determining the number of peaks (n) in the window and multiplying the peak count with the window length as given by the equation 1. (b) Figure 5.6. (b) Data spilt into smaller Time frames 512 | P a g e
  • 5. Mayur Lunawat, Aquibjaved Momin, Varun Nirantar, Abhishek Deshmukh / International Journal of Engineering Research and Applications (IJERA) ISSN: 2248-9622 www.ijera.com Vol. 2, Issue 5, September- October 2012, pp.509-515 Equation:1 window size. If the algorithm misses counting a peak that should be present but HR = n _ 60=Wt moved to the next window in a small fraction of time, the obtained results could vary a lot. There are two ways of calibration: 6. ACCURACY: (i) Average This method showed encouraging results (ii) Window time calibration with high percentage of accuracy. The collected data Of the two, measuring the average of windows is the was validated with a commercial heart rate monitor easiest of the calibration methods. Two or more available at a fitness center. To prove the windows could be taken and the average of number effectiveness of the proposed system, higher heart of peaks could be computed to give a better result. rate to the subject with excessive physical activity However, there is a small disadvantage in was induced. From Table 6.1 it can be seen that the incorporating this method. If there is not enough method gives a high percentage of accuracy from the legible data available for calculating peaks in obtained data in finding the HR of the person. multiple windows, the results will be erratic. Hence Table 6.1. Accuracy of results at varying heart window time calibration more suitable for this rate for a single subject application was considered. Figure 7.1 shows a 5 sec Window 10 sec Window simulated heart pulse wave. The wave could be different in case of irregular heartbeat and illness. In Actual this technique, it was assumed that the heart rate data HR Value Accuracy Value Accuracy set is a perfect sinusoidal wave with equal interval between peaks. Based on my observations from the data, an algorithm was proposed.1.In summary, given 102 108 94.11% 102 100.0% the frame intensity value of a fixed time window, the 108 96 88.89% 102 94.44% number of peaks 114 108 94.74% 114 100.0% 132 132 100.0% 132 100.0% 154 144 93.51% 150 97.40% It can also be seen that, with the increase in window size for analysis, the error propagation decreases to a very minimum. For better accuracy of the result, the user should hold the finger over the camera lens for a longer time. Table 5.2 shows the expected error in the system when varying the window size. For less error in the results for considered samples, the window size should be kept large. Even more, the accuracy of the heart rate for a full minute of data is precise with the actual heart rate measured manually, with a 100% accuracy all the time. Based on the need, it is possible to measure every single heart beat with precision. Table 6.2. Expected error from the system based on window size Window Size Expected Error Error % (sec) 5 ±12 0 - 11.1 10 ±6 0 - 5.6 Figure 7.1. Calibration Of heart rate 15 ±4 0 - 3.7 20 ±3 0 - 2.8 Algorithm 1 Window time Calibration 30 ±2 0 - 1.8 7. WINDOW TIME CALLIBERATION FOR ACCURACY The obtained results look promising, but there is a lot of error introduced due to the smaller 513 | P a g e
  • 6. Mayur Lunawat, Aquibjaved Momin, Varun Nirantar, Abhishek Deshmukh / International Journal of Engineering Research and Applications (IJERA) ISSN: 2248-9622 www.ijera.com Vol. 2, Issue 5, September- October 2012, pp.509-515 8. IMPACT ON HEART RATE WITH AGE INPUT: Video Intensity for a Time window (T) & PHYSICAL INTENSITY The approach uses observational data and OUTPUT: Calibrated Heart Rate(CHR) does not require much computational analysis, however a sensitivity analysis is very helpful in N ← no of peaks in Window /*N x 60/TGives predicting the outcome of the decision based on the uncalibrated HR value*/ situational parameters. In the heart rate measurement, the key parameters involved in the determination of pk2pk ← AvgPeaktoPeaktime /*Timebetweentwo heart are the age and the intensity of work being consecutive peaks*/ done. Even though there are some more biological factors involved with it, they cannot be quantified at Ex ← T – N x pk2pk / *Ex is non considered time this point. Researchers from Oakland University[7] for Datapoints*/ have predicted the maximum heart rate of people by age based on records collected over 25 years, giving if Ex >= pk2pk then rise to a non-linear equation N ←N+1 end if Table 8.1 Calibration results for Heart rate if Ex >= pk2pk / 2 then N ← N – (pk2pk - Ex ) x 60 / T end if CHR ← N x 60/ T for the window are counted and the time taken between consecutive peaks is calculated. Then the average value for peak to peak time (pk2pk) computed. If the occurrence of the peaks is harmonic, the average will be same as an individual consecutive peak time. This gives the time taken for one complete cycle of systole and diastole. The wave marked in red in Figure 2.7 is the region that is neglected during the calculation of heart rate. Hence the total time of data which is not being considered is denoted as Ex. When Ex exceeds the time taken for a complete cycle, one more peak is added to the calculated number of peaks and the difference between Ex and the cycle time is taken as the new unconsidered value. If Ex exceeds half the cycle time, calculate the fractional calibration time value for the peaks, otherwise the number of peaks is taken as the heart rate. The calibrated heart rate values showed greater accuracy when compared to the un-calibrated data. Commercial heart rate monitors had the same amount of error induced due to time window computation. HR is the exact heart rate estimated for 60 Hence, the HR for a full 60 sec or 2 x 30 is seconds in a dataset; C - Calibrated result; UC – Un- considered as the heart rate of a person for calibrated result; Acc.% is accuracy of Calibrated comparison with the calibrated results of smaller data; Imp.% is improvement of accuracy in calibrated window sizes. A single user's data set, taken at data from un-calibrated data for determining the different time of the day, calibrated for different HRmax . window sizes is shown in Table 8.1. From Table 8.1, significant improvement in the results can be seen, Equation 2 much closer to the actual heart rate. Most of the data HRmax = 191:5 - (0:007 x age2) items had improved accuracy, except a few marked in red in the table which show decreased accuracy from the actual result. This happens due o the irregular Gellish[8], proved the predicted heart rate heart cycle, where the peak to peak interval varies lies in a tight range between ± 2 - 5bpm for average largely to yield errors in calibration. The longer the individuals. However, the values vary within a wider data gets, the results will be more accurate. With range for athletes. The actual short data lengths, the chances for error propagation will be high. 514 | P a g e
  • 7. Mayur Lunawat, Aquibjaved Momin, Varun Nirantar, Abhishek Deshmukh / International Journal of Engineering Research and Applications (IJERA) ISSN: 2248-9622 www.ijera.com Vol. 2, Issue 5, September- October 2012, pp.509-515 [2] T. Gerard and A. Nicholas, Principles of Anatomy and Physiology, Harper-Collins, New York, sixth edition, 1990. [3] Wikipedia, “Variation of vital signs with age", http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Vital signs. [4] S. Kirk, “Photoplethysmography:Beyond the Calculation of Arterial Oxygen Saturation and Heart Rate", Anesthesia & Analgesia, vol. 105, no. 6S Suppl, pp. S31-S36, December 2007. [5] Google Inc., “Nexus one: Technical speci_cations", http://www.google.com/ phone/static/en US-nexusone tech specs.html. [6] K. Banitsas, P. Pelegris, T. Orbach, D. Cavouras, K. Sidiropoulos, and S. Figure 8.1. Sensitivity analysis for 10 to 80% Kostopoulos, “A simple algorithm to increase in Age and Work Intensity monitor hr for real time treatment applications", in Information Technology heart rate depends on the intensity of work and Applications in Biomedicine, 2009. involved by the person. Resting heart rate is the ITAB 2009. 9th International Conference lowest heart rate, which can be achieved by a normal on, 4-7 2009, pp. 1 -5. healthy person. Even at rest, the intensity of work [7] “Medicine & science in sports & exercise", will be a little more than 25 % and the heart rate The Official Journal of the American increases as the intensity of work increases. There College of Sports Medicine, vol. 39, no. 5, exists a direct relationship between the heart rate and pp. 749-898, 2007. the work intensity, hence the percentage a work [8] G. Ronald, G. Brian, O. Ronald, M. Audry, intensity for age gives the heart rate at that moment. R. Gary, and M. Virinder, “Longitudinal From Figure 8.1, it can be seen that the HR gradually modeling of the relationship between age decreases with age and increases with work intensity. and maximal heart rate", Medicine & The resting heart rate of people can go well below Science in Sports & Exercise, vol. 39, no. 5, normal and reach 45-60 bpm [9] for normal pp. 503-508, 2007. individuals. The results of sensitivity analysis show [9] “What should you know about your heart the normal range of heart rate which a person can rate or pulse", http://www.nemahealth.org/ achieve based on the age and work percentage. It is programs/healthcare/heart rate pulse.htm. also evident that, the proposed methodology follows the pattern and most of the values lie within the range of the graph, proving its effectiveness. 9. INFERENCE This chapter we have discussed over the normal medical protocol and described a new system that uses the camera on a mobile phone to find heart rate. From the results, it was inferred that for longer duration of data collection, there was a better chance of achieving more accurate heart rate. It was also observed that the accuracy could be improved from 87% with a 5 sec data to 99 % with a 30 sec data without any calibration. After using the calibration method, it was found that there was an improvement in the accuracy up to 5 or 6 % for even small sized data. This method worked well for 15 sec data and helped achieve 98 % accuracy most of the time. REFERENCES [1] N. Abhijit, “Normal pulse rate", http://www.buzzle.com /articles/normal- pulserate. html. 515 | P a g e