Abstract:
Disclosed are a blood pressure estimation device and the like which make it possible to estimate blood pressure with a high degree of accuracy. A blood pressure estimation device (101) has: a pulse wave calculation unit (102) for, on the basis of a pressure signal in a specific period and a pulse wave signal (2001) measured on the basis of the pressure of the pressure signal in the specific period, calculating a plurality of times at which a pulse signal satisfies prescribed conditions, a period representing the difference between the times, and a pressure value of the pressure signal during the period, and also calculating pulse wave information associating the period and the pressure value; and a blood pressure estimation unit (103) for estimating the blood pressure of the pulse wave signal (2001) on the basis of the pulse wave information.
Abstract:
An information processing device includes: a first acquisition unit configured to acquire a capturing time of a lesion image instructed to be saved by a user, from a series of images captured by an endoscope during examination with the endoscope; a second acquisition unit configured to acquire a capturing time of a lesion image detected by detection processing for the series of images captured by the endoscope during the examination; and a display control unit configured to cause a display device to display a first capturing time and a second capturing time which are plotted on a time axis, the first capturing time being the capturing time acquired by the first acquisition unit, the second capturing time being the capturing time acquired by the second acquisition unit.
Abstract:
A method for detecting a target substance, provided by the present invention, is a method for detecting a target substance, characterized in that the method comprising the steps of: preparing a complex (hybrid) comprising an aptamer which binds to the target substance, a first nucleic acid fragment comprising a nucleotide sequence complementary to the aptamer and a photoisomerizable molecule bound to a portion of the complementary nucleotide sequence, wherein the aptamer and the first nucleic acid fragment bound with the photoisomerizable molecule form double-stranded nucleotides binding; subjecting the photoisomerizable molecule in the complex to a first photoisomerization treatment to destabilize the double-stranded nucleotides binding in the complex; forming a complex of the target substance and the aptamer so as to dissolve the destabilized double-stranded nucleotides binding in the complex (hybrid); subjecting the photoisomerizable molecule to a second photoisomerization treatment to restabilize double-stranded nucleotides binding in the complex; and detecting dissolution of double-stranded nucleotides binding wherein the first nucleic acid fragment bound with the photoisomerizable molecule separates from the aptamer.
Abstract:
An information processing device includes: a first acquisition unit configured to acquire a capturing time of a lesion image instructed to be saved by a user, from a series of images captured by an endoscope during examination with the endoscope; a second acquisition unit configured to acquire a capturing time of a lesion image detected by detection processing for the series of images captured by the endoscope during the examination; and a display control unit configured to cause a display device to display a first capturing time and a second capturing time which are plotted on a time axis, the first capturing time being the capturing time acquired by the first acquisition unit, the second capturing time being the capturing time acquired by the second acquisition unit.
Abstract:
Provided is an excrement analysis device capable of analyzing urine and feces simultaneously without increasing a burden of maintenance.The excrement analysis device 10 of the present invention includes: a light source 20 that emits an inspection light toward an inspection area in a toilet bowl; spectroscopic information acquisition means 30 that receives an inspection light emitted toward the inspection area and acquires spectroscopic information from the received inspection light; and analysis means 40 that extracts a first space containing the largest amount of urine components and a second space containing the largest amount of fecal components from the acquired spectroscopic information, and outputs a result of analysis of urine and feces on the basis of spectroscopic information regarding the first space and the second space.
Abstract:
An information processing apparatus (2000) detects an abnormal region (30) from a moving image frame (14). The abnormal region (30) is a region that is estimated to represent an abnormal part inside a body of a subject. The information processing apparatus (2000) generates and outputs output information based on the number of detected abnormal regions (30).
Abstract:
The acquisition unit 41B acquires a target image indicating a target object of inspection. The detection unit 42B detects, on the basis of a group of images each of which indicates the target object in a normal state, the target image that indicates the target object that is not in the normal state among the target images that the acquisition unit 41B acquires.
Abstract:
The acquisition unit 41B acquires a target image indicating a target object of inspection. The detection unit 42B detects, on the basis of a group of images each of which indicates the target object in a normal state, the target image that indicates the target object that is not in the normal state among the target images that the acquisition unit 41B acquires.
Abstract:
[Object]To obtain interference light having a stronger light intensity, and to more accurately measure a refractive index of a measured object, with a simplified configuration.[Solution Means]A light measurement device 100 includes a phase adjustment unit 120 and a detector 140. The phase adjustment unit 120 outputs reference light E(R) based on object light E1 being light to be obtained by transmission or reflection of light E from a light source with respect to a measured object 200, and signal light E(S) whose phase is adjusted to be different from a phase of signal light. The detector 140 derives a transmission or reflection light intensity distribution or a refractive index of the measured object 200, based on interference light E2 between signal light E(S) and reference light E(R) to be output by the phase adjustment unit 120. An optical axis of light E from a light source is linearly disposed. The phase adjustment unit 120 and the detector 140 are disposed on the optical axis of light E from a light source.
Abstract:
A biometric authentication apparatus 10 according to the present invention can be installed in facilities such as airports in order to improve the reliability of biometric authentication to ensure a high level of security. The biometric authentication apparatus 10 includes a illumination unit 11 which irradiates a human finger with light; an image acquisition unit 13 which acquires a plurality of images indicating changes in luminance by receiving light scattered at the human finger that is a part of the light with which the human finger is irradiated by the illumination unit 11 and converting the received light to luminance information according to the intensity of the light; an image-to-biometric-information conversion unit 14 which converts the plurality of images acquired by the image acquisition unit 13 to biometric information indicating a pulse wave in the human finger; and a biometric authentication unit 16 which performs biometric authentication when a pulse wave signal which is the biometric information resulting from the conversion by the image-to-biometric-information conversion unit 14 is greater than a predetermined threshold.