Notation of Emotional Meaning of Urban Outdoor Spaces Based on Brain Wave

Matsumoto, Naoji; Seta, Shigeyuki; Kohno, Toshiki; Takagi, Kiyoe; Musya, Toshimitsu

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“…This description is based on a parameter called fractal dimension (Taylor et al, 1999a;1999b;2002;Gouyet, 1996).…”

Section: Perceived Complexity 421 Fractal Characteristics Of Texturmentioning

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“…Their findings highlighted a negative correlation of alpha activity with the number of items and a positive correlation with the level of relaxation. The study of Matsumoto et al (2002) focused on the prediction of emotional changes induced by urban spaces using data obtained from psychological rating (SD method) and brainwave measurement. In a development of the previous study, Matsumoto et al (2004) developed a sensitivity analysis system based on VTR and CG images to grasp the emotional changes induced by urban spaces in terms of four dimensions of meaning extracted from the relationship between psychological quantities and brainwave values.…”

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Electrophysiological Evaluation of Perceived Complexity in Streetscapes

Kacha¹,

Matsumoto

Mansouri

2015

Journal of Asian Architecture and Building Engineering

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This study represents an experimental research based on the electrophysiological evaluation of perceived complexity in streetscapes. Two physical measurements of perceived complexity, based on RMS contrast statistics and fractal information, were compared to human judgmental responses issued from brainwaves using Epoc Emotiv neuroheadset. The results indicated that frequency bands showed significant results in alpha and beta power bands in occipital and frontal electrodes, respectively. The higher the degree of familiarity with the streetscape image, the higher the degree of relaxation reflected by the increase of alpha power. Alpha power increased in dark streetscape images. RMS contrast statistics as well as fractal dimension values showed a positive correlation with beta band power associated with arousal and attention.

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“…This description is based on a parameter called fractal dimension (Taylor et al, 1999a;1999b;2002;Gouyet, 1996).…”

Section: Perceived Complexity 421 Fractal Characteristics Of Texturmentioning

confidence: 99%

Section: Introductionmentioning

confidence: 99%

Electrophysiological Evaluation of Perceived Complexity in Streetscapes

Kacha¹,

Matsumoto

Mansouri

2015

Journal of Asian Architecture and Building Engineering

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The Quantitative Analysis of City's Skyline With Symbols, Musical Notes

Tsumita¹,

Tsuchida²

2011

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City skyline is an element of the cityscape, but makes a whole image of the city.This study is to develop the new way of express city skyline with notes of music.After drawing some city skyline with photoes was drawned, pitch and length of tone was measured and transfferred to notes. Through this study, it came out to be possible to note skyline, remaining features which some of the buildings have a characteristic fi gure of skyline. Skyline seems to consist several pitch and length of line without meanings.With this method of note, it is possibled fi nd the meaning of composition of skyline and compare between cities big and small in one measurement.

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Notation of Emotional Meaning of Urban Outdoor Spaces Based on Brain Wave

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Electrophysiological Evaluation of Perceived Complexity in Streetscapes

Electrophysiological Evaluation of Perceived Complexity in Streetscapes

The Quantitative Analysis of City's Skyline With Symbols, Musical Notes

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