Method to Classify Matching Patterns between Music and Human’s Mood Using EEG Analysis Technique Considering Personality

In this paper we introduce a method to classify matching patterns between music and human mood using an electroencephalogram (EEG) analysis technique and considering personality. We analyse the EEG of the left prefrontal cortex by single-point sensing. The EEG recording device uses dry-type sensors. The feature vector is created by connecting the personality quantification results and the EEG features. Egograms—the Yatabe-Guilford personality inventory and a Kretschmer-type personality inventory are used to quantify personality. The EEG features are extracted using fast Fourier transform. Then, the matching patterns are classified using the k -nearest neighbour method. To show the effectiveness of the proposed method, we conduct experiments using real EEG data.

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