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. 2021 Sep 12;21(18):6112. doi: 10.3390/s21186112

Table 5.

Comparison table of nonwearable-type heartbeat measuring methods in this review (continued). NA means that no description of accuracy can be found.

Measuring
Methods
Developers/
Authors
Year Technology Accuracy
Compared to
EEG
Camera-
type
Sakamaki and
Fujita [78]
2020 Signal processing
of person’s skin
image
BPM difference
is less than 3 bpm
Okada et al.
[79]
2018 Change in the
average pixel
value of the
hemoglobin
component
images obtained
using the skin
pigment
separation on the
RGB pixel values
of facial images
NA (only the
accuracy of facial
expression
classification was
evaluated)
Kwon et al.
[80]
2012 Facial color
change took by a
smartphone’s
camera
NA
Sun et al. [81] 2018 Facial color
change took by
RGB camera
r=0.96
Google [85] 2014 Pulsewave
detected by
smartphone’s
camera
NA
HRV4Training
[86,87,88]
2015 MAPE, median
and IQR of rMSSD
is 4.10, 2.76 and 3.74,
respectively
Huang [90] 2016 Facial color
change took by
smartphone’s
camera
The mean of
absolute errors of
HRV metrics is 3.53 ms