Quantitative, and qualitative evaluation of the Halo Ai stress reduction music application

The main objective of this research project is to evaluate and analyze the effect of music in well-being and state of flow of the human participants. First, we intend to design a set of scenarios, in which we collect qualitative and quantitative data via micro-phenomenology and biofeedback techniques. Then we analyze the collected data to support or reject hypotheses, such as: (1) A single use of Halo AI reduces user stress levels, and (2) repeated use of Halo Ai amplifies this effect. Finally, we will write a report in the form of a publishable research paper and document the process and the results.

Faculty Supervisor:

Philippe Pasquier

Student:

Partner:

Spliqs Intelligent Media, Inc

Discipline:

Computer science

Sector:

Information and cultural industries

University:

Simon Fraser University

Program: