Traditional Chinese medicine constitution state evaluation system based on wearable device and evaluation method thereof

Abstract

The present application relates to a wearable device-based traditional Chinese medicine constitution state evaluation system and an evaluation method thereof. The traditional Chinese medicine constitution state evaluation system comprises: a data acquisition module arranged in a wearable device terminal and configured to acquire human physiological signal data of a user; a feature extraction module in communication connection with the data acquisition module and configured to preprocess, denoise and feature purify the collected heart rate variability data and blood oxygen saturation data to obtain a standardized HRV feature parameter set and a blood oxygen feature parameter; a constitution evaluation module in communication connection with the feature extraction module and internally provided with a quantitative calculation model of a preset mapping relationship, and configured to quantitatively calculate nine traditional Chinese medicine constitution indexes according to the HRV feature parameter set and the blood oxygen feature parameter; and an output module configured to output the quantitative results of the nine traditional Chinese medicine constitution indexes and a constitution evaluation report. The nine traditional Chinese medicine constitution indexes include: qi deficiency index, fluid deficiency index, spirit scattering index, heatiness index, liver stagnation index, lung stagnation index, stomach qi index, dampness index and intestinal dryness index.

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Technical Field

[0001] This invention belongs to the fields of intelligent wearable device technology and traditional Chinese medicine health assessment technology. Specifically, it relates to a system and method for multi-dimensional quantitative assessment of human constitution status in traditional Chinese medicine by collecting human heart rate variability (HRV) and / or blood oxygen saturation (SpO2) physiological signals through wearable devices, and then performing feature extraction and quantitative modeling analysis. Background Technology

[0002] Heart rate variability (HRV) is a core physiological indicator characterizing the autonomic nervous system's regulation of the cardiovascular system. Its time-domain parameters (SDNN, RMSSD, pNN50), frequency-domain parameters (LF, HF, LF / HF), and nonlinear parameters (approximate entropy, sample entropy, etc.) can reflect the body's physiological homeostasis and autonomic nervous system regulatory function in a multi-dimensional and refined manner. Blood oxygen saturation (SpO2) directly reflects the body's blood oxygen supply, blood circulation, and metabolic state, with a normal value of 95% to 100%. Currently, wearable devices such as smartwatches, smart rings, and smart bracelets have widely achieved routine collection and basic analysis of HRV and blood oxygen saturation data, and existing research has confirmed a clear correlation between HRV, blood oxygen parameters, and traditional Chinese medicine constitution and syndrome states.

[0003] While existing technologies have enabled wearable physiological data collection and basic health analysis, there are still many core technological deficiencies in the field of TCM body constitution quantitative assessment, as follows: First, the integration of technologies is low, and the traditional Chinese medicine and Western medicine systems are disconnected. The current application of wearable devices in analyzing HRV and blood oxygen data is limited to scenarios such as fatigue detection, stress assessment, and sleep monitoring in modern medicine. It has not been deeply integrated with the holistic view and syndrome differentiation theory of traditional Chinese medicine, and lacks a quantitative correlation model between physiological parameters and TCM constitution status. Therefore, it is impossible to effectively transform objective physiological data into TCM constitution assessment results.

[0004] Second, physical constitution assessment is highly subjective and lacks timeliness. Traditional Chinese medicine constitution identification relies heavily on the subjective experience of physicians using the four diagnostic methods, resulting in insufficient standardization and objectivity. Existing questionnaire-based physical constitution assessment methods (such as the self-test form in the "Classification and Judgment of Traditional Chinese Medicine Constitution" standard) are greatly affected by the subject's subjective cognition and emotional state, resulting in a high error rate and failing to achieve all-weather, dynamic tracking and monitoring of physical constitution status.

[0005] Third, the assessment system is simplistic and lacks comprehensive coverage. Currently available technologies can only provide a rough assessment of a single or a few physical constitution dimensions, and a systematic and comprehensive TCM-based quantitative assessment index system has not yet been established. TCM theory emphasizes the holistic and interconnected nature of the body's organs, qi, blood, body fluids, and mental state; a single-dimensional assessment cannot comprehensively and accurately reflect the complex imbalances in the body's constitution.

[0006] Fourth, it cannot adapt to the dynamic assessment scenarios of imbalanced constitution. Existing health monitoring equipment mostly focuses on disease early warning and abnormal basic physiological parameters, and can only achieve passive monitoring of pathological states. It lacks the ability to quantitatively describe, dynamically track and judge the characteristics of imbalanced constitution and functional state in traditional Chinese medicine, and cannot meet the refined needs of daily TCM health management.

[0007] Fifth, the high hardware compatibility threshold limits its widespread adoption. Most existing similar technical solutions require devices to be equipped with multiple sensors such as heart rate and blood oxygen, which places stringent requirements on the hardware configuration of wearable devices. This makes them unsuitable for mainstream wearable devices with low configurations and single sensor modules, resulting in narrow applicable scenarios and significant difficulties in technology implementation and popularization. Summary of the Invention

[0008] To address the shortcomings of existing technologies, such as insufficient integration of traditional Chinese and Western medicine, subjective assessment of physical constitution, limited assessment dimensions, lack of dynamic monitoring, and poor hardware compatibility, this invention provides a TCM physical constitution assessment system and method based on wearable devices. This invention utilizes HRV and / or blood oxygen saturation physiological data collected by wearable devices, and through feature extraction and quantification calculation models, calculates nine standardized TCM physical constitution indices. This achieves an objective, quantitative, and dynamic assessment of TCM physical constitution status, providing precise and objective data support for users' personalized TCM health conditioning and intervention for physical constitution imbalances.

[0009] The technical solution of this invention is the wearable device-based TCM constitution status assessment system, which is characterized by including: A data acquisition module, located in the wearable device terminal, is used to collect the user's human physiological signal data; the physiological signal data includes heart rate variability data and / or blood oxygen saturation data; The feature extraction module is communicatively connected to the data acquisition module and is used to preprocess, denoise, and purify the acquired heart rate variability data and / or blood oxygen saturation data to obtain a standardized HRV feature parameter set and / or blood oxygen feature parameters. The physical fitness assessment module is communicatively connected to the feature extraction module and has a built-in quantitative calculation model based on a preset mapping relationship. It is used to quantitatively calculate nine TCM physical fitness indices according to the HRV feature parameter set and / or blood oxygen feature parameters. The output module is used to output the quantitative results of nine TCM constitution indices and a constitution assessment report; The nine TCM constitution indices include: Qi deficiency index, body fluid deficiency index, scattered spirit index, internal heat index, liver stagnation index, lung stagnation index, stomach qi index, dampness index, and intestinal dryness index.

[0010] Preferably, the physical fitness assessment module further includes a benchmark adaptive unit, which is used to dynamically generate personalized reference benchmark values ​​required by the standardized sub-function based on the user's individual attribute information; the standardized sub-function maps each input parameter to a unified quantization range based on the personalized reference benchmark values. The individual attribute information includes the user's age and gender; the baseline adaptive unit has a built-in preset age-gender hierarchical reference value table, and obtains the personalized reference baseline value by looking up the table or linear interpolation.

[0011] Preferably, the HRV feature parameter set includes time-domain parameters, frequency-domain parameters, and nonlinear parameters; the time-domain parameters include SDNN, RMSSD, and pNN50; the frequency-domain parameters include LF, HF, and LF / HF; and the nonlinear parameters include SD1, SD2, approximate entropy, and sample entropy. The nine TCM constitution indices have a uniform value range of 0 to 100. The higher the value, the more severe the constitution imbalance in the corresponding dimension. The wearable device is any one or more combinations of smartwatches, smart bracelets, smart rings, and fingertip blood oxygen detection devices; the system also includes a health management plan generation module, which automatically generates personalized TCM diet, exercise, emotional, and lifestyle conditioning plans based on the quantitative results of nine TCM constitution indices.

[0012] Preferably, in the physical fitness assessment module, the nine TCM physical fitness indices are calculated based on the input features using a quantitative calculation model with the following preset mapping relationship: Qi deficiency index = 0.20×f(SDNN) + 0.15×f(RMSSD) + 0.20×f(TP) + 0.15×f(VLF) + 0.15×f(LF) + 0.15×f(SpO2); The loss index is 0.12×f(SDNN)+0.12×f(RMSSD)+0.11×f(pNN50)+0.15×f(TP)+0.12×f(VLF)+0.12×f(LF)+0.11×f(HF)+0.15×f(SpO2); Shen dispersion index=0.35×(0.50×f(HR)+0.50×f(LF / HF))+0.35×(0.35×f(HF)+0.35×f(pNN50)+0.30×f(RMSSD))+0.30×(0.40×f(SDNN)+0.30×f(ApEn)+0.30×f(SampEn)); Heatiness Index = 0.70 × (0.40 × f(LF / HF) + 0.30 × f(LF) + 0.30 × f(LFnu)) + 0.30 × (0.60 × f(SDNN) + 0.40 × f(overall HRV)); Liver stagnation index = 0.55 × (0.35 × f(LF / HF) + 0.25 × f(RMSSD) + 0.25 × f(pNN50) + 0.15 × f(HR fluctuation)) + 0.45 × (0.40 × f(SDANN) + 0.30 × f(SDNN) + 0.30 × f(HF)); Lung congestion index = 0.35 × (0.50 × f(SpO2_CV) + 0.50 × f(SpO2)) + 0.35 × (0.50 × f(SDNN) + 0.50 × f(pNN50)) + 0.30 × (0.35 × f(TP) + 0.35 × f(LF) + 0.30 × f(HF)); Stomach gas index = 0.35 × (0.35 × f(RMSSD) + 0.35 × f(pNN50) + 0.30 × f(HF)) + 0.30 × (0.50 × f(SDNN daytime) + 0.50 × f(SDNN nighttime)) + 0.20 × (0.50 × f(VLF) + 0.50 × f(LF / HF)); Moisture index = 0.40 × (0.35 × f(RMSSD) + 0.35 × f(pNN50) + 0.30 × f(HF)) + 0.35 × (0.50 × f(SDNN) + 0.50 × f(TP)) + 0.25 × f(SpO2); Dryness index = 0.40 × (0.55 × f(LF / HF) + 0.45 × f(LF)) + 0.35 × (0.35 × f(HF) + 0.35 × f(RMSSD) + 0.30 × f(pNN50)) + 0.25 × f(SpO2); Where f(·) is the standardized sub-function corresponding to each parameter, used to map each input parameter to the interval of 0 to 1; the sum of the weight coefficients in each exponential formula is 1.0.

[0013] Preferably, the standardized subfunction f(x) adopts the MinMax normalized piecewise function:

[0014] In the formula, x is the current input parameter value, and xmin and xmax are the minimum and maximum values ​​of the parameter in the reference range of the normal population, respectively. When the input parameter exceeds the above reference range, the value of f(x) is truncated to 0 or 1.

[0015] As a preferred embodiment, the physical fitness assessment module is equipped with adaptive substitution calculation logic. When only HRV data is collected and blood oxygen data is missing, the following HRV substitution features are used to replace blood oxygen features to complete the calculation of body mass index involving blood oxygen parameters:

[0016] When only blood oxygen data is collected and HRV data is missing, the following blood oxygen substitution features are used to replace HRV parameters to complete the calculation of body mass index involving HRV parameters:

[0017] .

[0018] The technical solution of this invention is the TCM constitution status assessment method based on wearable devices, which is characterized by including the following steps: Step S1: Continuously collect the user's human physiological signal data through a wearable device, including heart rate variability data and / or blood oxygen saturation data; Step S2: Preprocess and purify the collected heart rate variability data to extract a standardized HRV feature parameter set; Step S3: Preprocess and purify the collected blood oxygen saturation data to extract standardized blood oxygen feature parameters; Step S4: Input the HRV feature parameter set and / or blood oxygen feature parameters into the quantitative calculation model based on the preset mapping relationship, and quantify and calculate the nine TCM constitution indices respectively; Step S5: Output the quantitative results of the nine TCM constitution indices and the corresponding TCM constitution status assessment report; The nine TCM constitution indices include: Qi deficiency index, body fluid deficiency index, scattered spirit index, internal heat index, liver stagnation index, lung stagnation index, stomach qi index, dampness index, and intestinal dryness index.

[0019] Preferably, in step S2, the HRV feature parameter set includes time-domain parameters SDNN, RMSSD, pNN50, frequency-domain parameters LF, HF, LF / HF, and nonlinear parameters SD1, SD2, approximate entropy, and sample entropy. In step S2, the extraction of HRV feature parameters includes: performing 0.5Hz-40Hz bandpass filtering on the acquired PPG signal; identifying the R-wave peak and calculating the RR interval sequence; extracting frequency domain parameters through FFT, wherein the FFT window has 256 sampling points and an overlap rate of 50%; and extracting nonlinear parameters through approximate entropy and sample entropy, wherein the embedding dimension of approximate entropy and sample entropy is m=2 and the similarity tolerance is r=0.2×SDNN.

[0020] Preferably, in step S4, the nine TCM constitution indices are calculated from the input features using a quantitative calculation model based on a preset mapping relationship. The calculation model is a quantitative calculation model based on a preset mapping relationship, a black-box machine learning model that does not rely on large-scale labeled data for training. The calculation model takes the HRV feature parameter set and / or blood oxygen feature parameters as input and the nine TCM constitution indices as output. In step S4, when only HRV data is collected and blood oxygen data is missing, the HRV substitution feature described in claim 7 is used to replace the blood oxygen feature to complete the body mass index calculation involving blood oxygen parameters; when only blood oxygen data is collected and HRV data is missing, the blood oxygen substitution feature is used to replace the HRV parameter to complete the body mass index calculation involving HRV parameters.

[0021] As a preferred option: Step S5 is followed by step S6: Based on the bias results of the nine TCM constitution indices, a personalized TCM health conditioning and management plan is generated. In step S6, the generation of the health conditioning management plan includes two modes: threshold trigger mode, which pushes the conditioning plan corresponding to the single item when a single body mass index exceeds a preset threshold of 60 points; and TOP3 comprehensive mode, which sorts the nine body mass indices from high to low, selects the three highest indices, and generates a composite comprehensive conditioning plan.

[0022] Compared with the prior art, the beneficial effects of the present invention are as follows: (1) A pioneering standardized quantitative mapping system between physiological parameters and TCM constitution. This invention establishes for the first time a precise quantitative mapping model between objective physiological parameters such as HRV and blood oxygen saturation and nine types of TCM constitution imbalances. It completely eliminates the drawbacks of traditional TCM constitution identification, which relies on physician experience and subjective questionnaires, and achieves objectivity, datafication, and standardization in TCM constitution assessment.

[0023] (2) Construct a comprehensive and multi-level TCM constitution assessment index system. The nine constitution indices designed in this invention correspond to seven core pathogenesis dimensions in TCM: Qi, body fluids, mental state, Yang heat, organ Qi mechanism, water and dampness metabolism, and bowel Qi circulation. They cover nine common constitution imbalances: Qi deficiency, body fluid depletion, scattered mental state, internal heat, liver stagnation, lung stagnation, stomach Qi imbalance, dampness excess, and intestinal dryness. This system can comprehensively, three-dimensionally, and accurately reflect the overall constitution of the human body.

[0024] (3) Achieve dynamic monitoring and trend analysis of physical condition. Relying on the all-weather data collection capability of wearable devices, this invention can realize real-time calculation, dynamic tracking and long-term trend analysis of the user's physical condition. It can promptly capture subtle changes in physical imbalance and provide timely data support for early intervention of physical imbalance and dynamic adjustment of physical condition.

[0025] (4) Clearly define the non-diagnostic and health application positioning. The evaluation results of this invention are only used for the objective description of the characteristics of human physical condition and functional state and for health conditioning guidance. They do not involve any disease diagnosis or treatment behavior and can be widely applied to the daily health management of the general public and traditional Chinese medicine health conditioning scenarios.

[0026] (5) Extremely strong hardware adaptability. This invention does not require the device to be equipped with both heart rate and blood oxygen sensors at the same time. It supports three assessment modes: HRV data only, blood oxygen data only, and dual data fusion. It can be adapted to various wearable devices with high and low configurations, greatly reducing the hardware threshold for technology implementation.

[0027] (6) Achieving the digital transformation of traditional Chinese medicine theories. This invention transforms abstract theoretical concepts in traditional Chinese medicine, such as qi, blood, body fluids, organ functions, and mental state, into a standardized index system that is quantifiable, comparable, and traceable through data modeling and feature mapping, providing a new technical path for the digital, standardized, and intelligent development of traditional Chinese medicine.

[0028] (7) The nine-indicator combination system possesses significant innovation. The nine-indicator combination of this invention is not a simple superposition or conventional patchwork of existing technologies, but rather an original technical solution formed through systematic pathogenesis analysis, parameter matching, and system architecture based on the holistic view and core principles of syndrome differentiation and treatment in Traditional Chinese Medicine. The nine indicators are independent yet organically complementary, comprehensively covering the core dimensions of human constitution assessment.

[0029] (8) Constructing a brand-new self-developed quantitative closed-loop system. This invention independently constructs a nine-dimensional TCM constitution quantitative assessment index system, which corresponds to nine types of targeted constitution conditioning programs. It constructs a complete closed-loop system of "wearable precision quantitative assessment - personalized constitution targeted conditioning", which solves the industry pain point that traditional TCM digital assessment only has assessment results and no supporting conditioning programs. Attached Figure Description

[0030] Figure 1 This is a block diagram of the overall structure of the TCM constitution status assessment system of the present invention; Figure 2 This is a schematic diagram of the complete process of the TCM constitution status assessment method of the present invention; Figure 3 This is a schematic diagram of the HRV data preprocessing and feature parameter extraction process of the present invention; Figure 4 This is a schematic diagram of the architecture of the nine TCM constitution index calculation model of the present invention; Figure 5 This is a schematic diagram of the hardware structure of the smartwatch wearable device of the present invention; Figure 6-1 This is a radar chart showing the visualization output interface of the nine physical fitness indices of the physical fitness assessment results of this invention. Figure 6-2This is a bar chart showing the visualization output of the nine physical fitness indices of the physical fitness assessment results of this invention. Detailed Implementation

[0031] The technical solution of the present invention will be described in complete, clear and detailed below with reference to the embodiments of the present invention and the corresponding drawings.

[0032] Example 1: System Overall Architecture Example The assessment system of this invention includes a data acquisition module, a feature extraction module, a physical fitness assessment module, an output module, and a health management plan generation module. These modules work together to complete the entire process of data acquisition, processing, modeling and assessment, result output, and plan generation.

[0033] The data acquisition module is mounted on a wearable device terminal and includes an HRV sensing unit and / or a blood oxygen sensing unit. The HRV sensing unit collects heart rate photoelectric signals from the wrist and fingers using photoplethysmography (PPG), and generates raw HRV data through analog-to-digital conversion. The blood oxygen sensing unit collects raw blood oxygen saturation data using a dual-wavelength photoelectric detection principle (660nm red light and 940nm infrared light). Furthermore, the data acquisition module may also include an electrocardiogram (ECG) signal sensing unit, a skin conductance activity (SCDA) sensing unit, a body surface temperature sensing unit, a respiratory signal sensing unit, and / or a motion sensing unit to collect one or more auxiliary physiological data from ECG signals, SCDA signals, body surface temperature, respiratory signals, and / or motion signals, further enriching the feature dimensions of physical fitness assessment.

[0034] This module supports flexible data acquisition modes, allowing for the separate acquisition of HRV data, blood oxygen data, or simultaneous acquisition of both types of data depending on the device's hardware configuration. There are no mandatory hardware configuration requirements, and it is compatible with various wearable devices.

[0035] The feature extraction module can be deployed on the wearable device's local processor or a cloud server, and its core function is to standardize the raw data. It performs bandpass filtering, baseline drift removal, high-frequency noise filtering, R-wave peak detection, and RR interval anomaly correction on the raw HRV data, extracting complete parameters in the time domain, frequency domain, and nonlinear domain. For the raw blood oxygen data, it performs sliding filtering, outlier removal, and data calibration, extracting core feature parameters such as average blood oxygen saturation and blood oxygen fluctuation coefficient of variation, ensuring the accuracy and effectiveness of the data input to the model.

[0036] The physical fitness assessment module incorporates a quantitative calculation model based on a preset mapping relationship. This model is a deterministic quantitative mapping model pre-constructed based on prior knowledge of the physiological significance of HRV / blood oxygen parameters, derived from classical TCM pathogenesis theories. It is a black-box machine learning model that does not rely on large-scale labeled data training. The model's mapping relationship and weight coefficients are pre-determined based on the following three dimensions: (1) Traditional Chinese Medicine Theory Dimension: Based on the TCM constitution classification theory and the core pathogenesis characteristics of each constitution dimension, the key physiological parameters corresponding to each constitution index are determined. (2) Physiological parameter dimension - Based on the physiological significance of each HRV parameter (such as HF representing parasympathetic nerve activity and LF / HF representing autonomic nerve balance), determine the positive / negative correlation between each parameter and each body mass index; (3) Weight optimization dimension - Based on the discrimination statistical indicators in the labeled sample data, determine the weight coefficient of each parameter in different indices.

[0037] The output module is used to output the nine body mass index values ​​and body imbalance analysis results to the user terminal in a visual form such as radar chart, bar chart, and text report; the health management plan generation module generates a personalized health guidance plan based on the assessment results and matching the traditional Chinese medicine conditioning rules.

[0038] Example 2: Complete Implementation of Standardized Evaluation Method The specific steps of the evaluation method of the present invention are as follows: Step S1 Data Acquisition: The user wears a wearable device, which continuously collects human PPG signals and / or blood oxygen signals at a standard sampling frequency of 256Hz. The effective acquisition time for a single session is no less than 5 minutes to ensure the validity and stability of the data samples.

[0039] Step S2 HRV data preprocessing and feature extraction: The acquired PPG signal is subjected to 0.5Hz-40Hz bandpass filtering to remove motion interference, baseline drift and high-frequency noise; the peak value of the R wave is accurately identified, the RR interval sequence of adjacent R waves is calculated, abnormal interval data is removed and interpolation is completed (using linear interpolation method); based on the corrected RR interval sequence, all HRV time domain, frequency domain and nonlinear feature parameters are extracted.

[0040] The core parameters are calculated using the following formulas:

[0041] Frequency domain parameters were solved using Fast Fourier Transform (FFT). Specifically, the RR interval sequence was resampled at equal intervals (interpolation frequency 4 Hz), and FFT was applied (window of 256 sampling points, corresponding to 64 seconds of data, overlap rate 50%). The spectral resolution was 0.0156 Hz. Power values ​​were obtained by integration within each frequency band: VLF band 0.003–0.04 Hz, LF band 0.04–0.15 Hz, HF band 0.15–0.40 Hz, and TP was the total power within the ≤0.40 Hz band. LFnu = LF / (TPVLF) × 100%.

[0042] Among the nonlinear parameters, the calculation parameters for approximate entropy (ApEn) and sample entropy (SampEn) are: embedding dimension m=2, similarity tolerance r=0.2×SDNN, and data length N≥1000. The calculation methods for Poincaré scatter plot parameters SD1 and SD2 are as follows: SD1 = SDNN × √(1r 2 ), SD2=SDNN×√(1+r 2 ), where r is the correlation coefficient between adjacent RR intervals.

[0043] Step S3: Blood Oxygen Data Preprocessing and Feature Extraction: The raw blood oxygen saturation data is filtered using a windowed moving average (window width of 5 sampling points) to remove instantaneous outliers (data points exceeding the mean ± 3 standard deviations). The average blood oxygen saturation SpO2 is then calculated. 2_ mean, coefficient of variation of blood oxygen saturation SpO 2_ CV has two core feature parameters. Where SpO2CV = (SpO2std / SpO2mean) × 100%.

[0044] Step S4: Quantitative Calculation of Body Mass Index – Specific Implementation of the Parameter Standardization Subfunction f(x) This invention employs the MinMax normalization method to standardize all input parameters, mapping each parameter uniformly to the interval 0–1. The mathematical expression of the standardized sub-function f(x) is a piecewise function:

[0045] In the formula, x represents the current input parameter value, and xmin and xmax represent the minimum and maximum values ​​of this parameter within the reference range for the normal population, respectively. The values ​​of xmin and xmax for each parameter are as follows: SDNN parameters: xmin = 20ms, xmax = 180ms; RMSSD parameters: xmin = 10ms, xmax = 120ms; pNN50 parameters: xmin = 1%, xmax = 60%; LF parameters: xmin = 200ms 2 xmax is 2000ms 2 HF parameter, xmin is 100ms 2 xmax is 1500ms 2 LF / HF parameters: xmin = 0.3, xmax = 5.0; TP parameters: xmin = 500ms 2 xmax is 4000ms 2 VLF parameter, xmin is 100ms 2 xmax is 1500ms 2;LFnu parameters, xmin is 20%, xmax is 80%; ApEn parameters, xmin is 0.5, xmax is 1.8; SampEn parameters, xmin is 0.3, xmax is 1.6; SDANN parameters, xmin is 30ms, xmax is 200ms; SpO2 parameters, xmin is 90%, xmax is 100%; SpO 2_ CV parameters: xmin = 0.5%, xmax = 3.0%; HR parameters: xmin = 50 Hz, xmax = 100 Hz; Overall HRV parameters: xmin = 20ms, xmax = 180ms (same as SDNN reference); SDNN daytime parameters: xmin = 25ms, xmax = 190ms; SDNN nighttime parameters: xmin = 15ms, xmax = 160ms; HR fluctuation parameters: xmin = 2 Hz (standard deviation), xmax = 20 Hz (standard deviation).

[0046] The above reference ranges are derived from publicly published population reference data on HRV and blood oxygen parameters in Chinese adults (such as the "Guideline for Standardized Measurement of Heart Rate Variability" and the "China Cardiovascular Disease Report"). Those skilled in the art can make adaptive adjustments to the above reference ranges according to the population characteristics of actual application scenarios.

[0047] Step S4: Body Mass Index Quantitative Calculation – Formulas for Calculating Nine Indices The nine body mass index calculation models in this invention all follow the following unified calculation framework:

[0048] In the formula, j represents the j-th body mass index (j=1~9), n is the number of parameters included in the index, ω{j,i} is the weight coefficient of the i-th parameter in the j-th index, satisfying Σω{j,i}=1.0, f(x{j,i}) is the standardized sub-function defined above, and finally multiplying by 100 maps the result to the interval of 0~100.

[0049] To facilitate understanding of the calculation formulas for the nine body mass indexes mentioned above, all symbols involved in each formula are explained below: SDNN: Standard Deviation of Normal to Normal Intervals (RR intervals) for all sinus beats, in milliseconds (ms), reflecting the overall HRV level.

[0050] RMSSD: Root Mean Square of Successive Differences (RMSSD), measured in milliseconds (ms), reflects parasympathetic nerve activity.

[0051] pNN50: Percentage of NN intervals > 50ms, expressed as a percentage, reflecting the parasympathetic nervous system's regulatory capacity.

[0052] LF: Low Frequency power, frequency range 0.04–0.15 Hz, unit is milliseconds (ms). 2 This reflects the mixed regulatory activity of the sympathetic and parasympathetic nervous systems.

[0053] HF: High Frequency power, frequency range 0.15–0.40 Hz, unit is milliseconds (ms). 2 This reflects the regulatory activity of the parasympathetic nervous system (vagus nerve).

[0054] LF / HF: The ratio of low-frequency power to high-frequency power, reflecting the balance state of the autonomic nervous system.

[0055] TP: Total Power, frequency range ≤0.40Hz, unit is milliseconds (ms). 2 This reflects the overall energy of HRV.

[0056] VLF: Very Low Frequency power, frequency range 0.003–0.04 Hz, unit is milliseconds (ms). 2 It reflects the slow regulatory mechanism, temperature regulation, and vasomotor activity.

[0057] LFnu: Normalized low-frequency power (LF in normalized units), LFnu = LF / (LF+HF)×100%, in percentage, reflecting the relative activity of the sympathetic nervous system.

[0058] ApEn: Approximate Entropy, dimensionless, reflects the complexity and irregularity of HRV time series.

[0059] SampEn: Sample Entropy, dimensionless, reflects the complexity of HRV time series.

[0060] SD1: Poincaré scatter plot short axis standard deviation, in milliseconds, reflecting instantaneous beat-by-beat heart rate variability (mainly corresponding to parasympathetic nerve activity).

[0061] SD2: Standard deviation of the long axis of the Poincaré scatter plot, in milliseconds, reflecting long-term HRV variability (corresponding to overall autonomic nervous system regulation).

[0062] SDANN: Standard Deviation of Average NNintervals (RR intervals every 5 minutes), in milliseconds, reflects the long-term state of autonomic nervous system regulation.

[0063] SpO2: Oxygen Saturation, expressed as a percentage, reflects the proportion of oxyhemoglobin in the blood.

[0064] SpO 2_ CV: Coefficient of Variation of SpO2 (SpO2) 2_ CV=(SpO 2_ std / SpO 2_ The value is (mean) × 100%, expressed as a percentage, reflecting the degree of fluctuation in blood oxygen levels.

[0065] HR: Heart Rate, measured in beats per minute (bpm).

[0066] Overall HRV: In this invention, it is defined as the overall standard deviation of all RR intervals, and its value is equivalent to SDNN, that is, overall HRV = SDNN.

[0067] HR fluctuation: In this invention, it is defined as the standard deviation of heart rate measurements over a continuous 5-minute period, in units of beats per minute, reflecting the degree of short-term heart rate fluctuation.

[0068] SDNN daytime: Standard deviation of all RR intervals during the daytime period (6:00 to 22:00), in milliseconds.

[0069] SDNN Nighttime: The standard deviation of all RR intervals during the nighttime period (22:00 to 6:00 the next day), in milliseconds.

[0070] The specific calculation formulas for each index are as follows: Qi deficiency index = 0.20×f(SDNN) + 0.15×f(RMSSD) + 0.20×f(TP) + 0.15×f(VLF) + 0.15×f(LF) + 0.15×f(SpO2) The loss index = 0.12×f(SDNN) + 0.12×f(RMSSD) + 0.11×f(pNN50) + 0.15×f(TP) + 0.12×f(VLF) + 0.12×f(LF) + 0.11×f(HF) + 0.15×f(SpO2) Shen dispersion index=0.35×(0.50×f(HR)+0.50×f(LF / HF))+0.35×(0.35×f(HF)+0.35×f(pNN50)+0.30×f(RMSSD))+0.30×(0.40×f(SDNN)+0.30×f(ApEn)+0.30×f(SampEn)) Heatiness Index = 0.70 × (0.40 × f(LF / HF) + 0.30 × f(LF) + 0.30 × f(LFnu)) + 0.30 × (0.60 × f(SDNN) + 0.40 × f(Overall HRV)) Liver stagnation index = 0.55 × (0.35 × f(LF / HF) + 0.25 × f(RMSSD) + 0.25 × f(pNN50) + 0.15 × f(HR fluctuation)) + 0.45 × (0.40 × f(SDANN) + 0.30 × f(SDNN) + 0.30 × f(HF)) Lung congestion index = 0.35 × (0.50 × f(SpO2_CV) + 0.50 × f(SpO2)) + 0.35 × (0.50 × f(SDNN) + 0.50 × f(pNN50)) + 0.30 × (0.35 × f(TP) + 0.35 × f(LF) + 0.30 × f(HF)) Stomach gas index = 0.35 × (0.35 × f(RMSSD) + 0.35 × f(pNN50) + 0.30 × f(HF)) + 0.30 × (0.50 × f(SDNN daytime) + 0.50 × f(SDNN nighttime)) + 0.20 × (0.50 × f(VLF) + 0.50 × f(LF / HF)) Moisture index = 0.40 × (0.35 × f(RMSSD) + 0.35 × f(pNN50) + 0.30 × f(HF)) + 0.35 × (0.50 × f(SDNN) + 0.50 × f(TP)) + 0.25 × f(SpO2) Dryness index = 0.40 × (0.55 × f(LF / HF) + 0.45 × f(LF)) + 0.35 × (0.35 × f(HF) + 0.35 × f(RMSSD) + 0.30 × f(pNN50)) + 0.25 × f(SpO2) Step S4: Body Mass Index Quantitative Calculation – Method for Determining Weighting Coefficients The weighting coefficients in the above formulas are predetermined based on the following steps: (1) Based on the theory of TCM constitution classification, three TCM experts with the title of associate chief physician or above scored the importance of the physiological parameters associated with the nine constitution indices (Likert 5-point scale) and preliminarily determined the relative importance ranking of each parameter. (2) Based on 200 samples including HRV, blood oxygen data and TCM constitution experts, a multiple linear regression model was adopted, with each body mass index as the dependent variable and each physiological parameter as the independent variable. The regression coefficients were normalized and used as the initial weights. (3) Genetic algorithm (GA) is used for global weight optimization. The objective function is to maximize the AUC (Area Under Curve) of each index between the corresponding skewed population (score ≥ 60 points) and the balanced population (all indices < 40 points). (4) The final weight coefficient is the weighted average of the expert rating weight (40%) and the GA optimization weight (60%), and then normalized so that the sum of the weights of each index is 1.0.

[0071] Step S4: Body Mass Index Quantitative Calculation – Adaptive Alternative Calculation for Missing Data For different hardware devices, this invention sets up adaptive substitution calculation logic: When only HRV data is collected (blood oxygen data is missing or signal-to-noise ratio is insufficient): Involving blood oxygenation parameters SpO2 and The blood oxygen-related items in the body mass index (Qi deficiency, body fluid deficiency, lung stagnation, dampness, and intestinal dryness index) were calculated using the following HRV substitution feature: Eigenvalues ​​of the alternative SpO2: , where 98 is the average blood oxygen saturation reference value (%) for healthy people, and the coefficient is obtained by linear regression fitting; Alternative Eigenvalues: In the formula, 0.5 represents the baseline value (%) of the blood oxygen variation coefficient in healthy individuals.

[0072] The revised exponent calculation formula has the same structure as the conventional formula, except that SpO2 is replaced with... , Replace with The weighting coefficients remain unchanged.

[0073] When only blood oxygen data is collected (HRV data is missing or signal-to-noise ratio is insufficient): The HRV-related items in the body mass index involving HRV parameters (SDNN, RMSSD, pNN50, LF, HF, LF / HF, etc.) are calculated using the following blood oxygen replacement characteristics: Alternative SDNN feature values: 120 is the mean reference value (ms) of SDNN for healthy individuals; Eigenvalues ​​that replace RMSSD: 50 represents the mean RMSSD (ms) of healthy individuals; Eigenvalues ​​that replace LF / HF: 1.5 is the median reference value for the LF / HF ratio in healthy individuals; Eigenvalues ​​that replace HF: 600 represents the reference value for the mean HF in healthy individuals (ms). 2 ); Replacement features of pNN50: 30 represents the mean reference value (%) of pNN50 for healthy individuals; Eigenvalues ​​that replace LF: 800 represents the mean reference value for LF in healthy individuals (ms). 2 ).

[0074] The formula for calculating the index after the substitution is consistent with the structure of the conventional formula, except that each HRV parameter is replaced with the corresponding blood oxygen substitution feature value (the variable marked with a wavy line), while the weighting coefficients remain unchanged.

[0075] Scope of application and verification of alternative features: The above-mentioned alternative feature formulas were obtained by performing multiple linear regression fitting on 500 samples that simultaneously included HRV and blood oxygenation data. The Pearson correlation coefficients between the alternative features and the original parameters were all ≥0.65 (p<0.001). During the data acquisition phase, the system automatically detected the data validity of the HRV and blood oxygenation channels. When the data missing rate of a certain channel was >30% or the signal-to-noise ratio was lower than the threshold, the system automatically triggered the alternative calculation mode and marked "calculated based on alternative features" in the output report.

[0076] Step S5: Output and report generation: Output the nine body mass index values ​​in the 0-100 range and generate a comprehensive assessment report that includes body mass bias analysis, dimension comparison, and status rating.

[0077] Example 3: Theoretical Basis and Unified Design Logic of Nine Body Mass Indices in Traditional Chinese Medicine The nine body mass index calculation formulas of this invention share the following unified logical connections and design principles: (1) Unified mapping scale. All nine indices adopt a unified quantitative scale of 0 to 100 (the original calculation results are weighted by the formula and multiplied by 100 to obtain an integer in the range of 0 to 100). The higher the value, the more serious the physical imbalance in that dimension, ensuring that the nine indices can be compared and comprehensively evaluated in the same coordinate system.

[0078] (2) Independent Dimension Design. The nine indices correspond to seven independent core pathogenesis dimensions in traditional Chinese medicine theory: Qi (Qi deficiency), Body Fluids (Body Fluid Depletion), Mental State (Mental Dissipation), Yang Heat (Heat), Zang-Fu Qi Mechanism (Liver Stagnation, Lung Stagnation, Stomach Qi), Water and Dampness Metabolism (Dampness), and Fu Qi Flow (Intestinal Dryness). The input parameter combinations of each index have low statistical correlation, ensuring that each index is mathematically independent and that information does not overlap.

[0079] (3) Principles for determining weight coefficients. The weight coefficients in each formula are determined by a multi-objective optimization method. For details, please refer to the section on determining weight coefficients in Example 2.

[0080] (4) Complementary relationship between formulas. There is some overlap in the use of parameters among the indices (e.g., SDNN participates in the calculation of six indices: Qi deficiency, body fluid deficiency, mental dispersion, lung stagnation, dampness, and intestinal dryness). However, the weight of the same parameter is different in different indices, and each index also contains unique key parameters (e.g., ApEn and SampEn unique to the mental dispersion index; LFnu unique to the internal heat index; SDANN and HR fluctuation unique to the liver stagnation index; SpO2 unique to the dampness index; and pNN50 high weight unique to the body fluid deficiency index). This design mode of "shared basic parameters + exclusive key parameters" not only ensures the independence of each index, but also reflects the overall linkage of the human physiological system.

[0081] This invention's nine-item physical fitness index system is constructed based on classical Chinese medicine theories and modern research findings combining traditional Chinese and Western medicine. It has solid theoretical support and precise correspondence to pathogenesis, as detailed below: Qi Deficiency Index: Corresponds to the core pathogenesis of Qi deficiency and Yang deficiency in Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM). TCM believes that Qi deficiency leads to decreased organ function and weak autonomous Qi and blood circulation. Modern medicine has verified that the overall HRV time-domain parameter of people with Qi deficiency is significantly lower than that of people with a balanced constitution, indicating weaker autonomic nervous system regulation function, which is highly consistent with the parameter mapping logic of this invention.

[0082] Body fluid deficiency index: corresponds to the pathogenesis of body fluid deficiency. Body fluid is the basis for nourishing blood. When body fluid is deficient, blood vessels are not adequately nourished and the blood oxygen transport capacity decreases, which directly manifests as low blood oxygen saturation and weakened high-frequency nerve regulation function.

[0083] The Dispersion Index corresponds to the pathogenesis of malnourishment of the mind and spirit, and mental dissipation. The heart governs the mind, and when the mind is restless, the body's regulatory rhythm is disordered. The nonlinear entropy parameters of heart rate variability (ApEn, SampEn) can accurately characterize the complexity of the body's regulation and match the physiological characteristics of mental imbalance.

[0084] The "Heat Index" corresponds to an excess of Yang heat and internal deficiency fire. Excessive heat disturbs the mind and depletes Qi and blood, leading to increased sympathetic nerve excitability and an abnormally high LF / HF ratio, which is an objective physiological manifestation of an internal heat constitution in Traditional Chinese Medicine.

[0085] Liver stagnation index: corresponds to the pathogenesis of liver dysfunction and liver qi stagnation. The liver governs the free flow of qi, and liver stagnation leads to stagnation of qi throughout the body, autonomic nervous system dysfunction, and abnormally high low-frequency power.

[0086] Lung stagnation index: corresponds to the pathogenesis of impaired lung function and stagnation of lung qi. The lungs govern qi and respiration; stagnation of lung qi leads to abnormal gas exchange and disordered blood oxygen fluctuations, which is directly related to blood oxygen parameters and high-frequency HRV regulation parameters.

[0087] Stomach Qi Index: Corresponds to the pathogenesis of spleen and stomach qi imbalance and stomach qi stagnation. The spleen and stomach are the foundation of acquired constitution. When stomach qi is imbalanced, the production of qi and blood throughout the body becomes abnormal, and the regulatory rhythm of the autonomic nervous system on the digestive system is disordered, corresponding to abnormal HRV time-frequency parameters.

[0088] Moisture Index: Corresponds to the pathogenesis of internal retention of dampness and excessive dampness. Dampness is sticky and obstructs the flow of Qi, leading to poor circulation of Qi and blood, insufficient blood oxygen supply, and increased inertia of nerve regulation.

[0089] Intestinal dryness index: corresponds to the pathogenesis of intestinal dryness and fluid deficiency, and obstruction of the bowel qi. Deficiency of intestinal fluids leads to abnormal transmission of bowel qi, indirectly affecting the systemic autonomic nervous system rhythm and qi and blood metabolism.

[0090] The nine indicators construct a complete constitution assessment system from multiple dimensions, including Qi, blood, body fluids, organ Qi mechanism, mental state, the strength and weakness of pathogenic factors, and the smooth flow of organ Qi. They are independent of each other, organically unified, and fully in line with the core idea of ​​holistic diagnosis in traditional Chinese medicine.

[0091] Example 4: Adaptation Example for Multiple Types of Wearable Devices This invention is compatible with various mainstream wearable devices and has a wide range of application scenarios: Smartwatch device: Equipped with a green PPG heart rate sensor and a red / infrared blood oxygen sensor. It can simultaneously collect HRV and blood oxygen data, and achieve the highest accuracy in physical fitness assessment through dual data fusion calculation.

[0092] Smart bracelets and smart rings: equipped only with a PPG heart rate sensor, they collect HRV data and rely on the built-in substitution algorithm (see the substitution calculation section of Example 2) to complete the full-dimensional calculation of nine body mass indexes, meeting the needs of daily basic assessment.

[0093] Finger-tip blood oxygen detection device: Equipped only with a blood oxygen sensor, it achieves a complete physical fitness assessment through blood oxygen characteristic parameters and an adaptive substitution model (see the substitution calculation section of Example 2), and is suitable for extremely simple hardware scenarios.

[0094] Example 5: Application of Assessment Results and Generation of Health Plans This invention can automatically generate standardized and personalized TCM health management plans based on the quantitative results of nine body mass indexes. The health management plan generation module supports two working modes: Mode 1 (Threshold Triggered Mode): When a single body mass index exceeds a preset threshold of 60 points, the system automatically pushes a conditioning plan for the corresponding dimension. The specific adaptation rules are as follows: Qi deficiency index > 60: We recommend a qi-tonifying and spleen-strengthening regimen that warms and replenishes vital energy, suggesting dietary ingredients such as astragalus, codonopsis, and yam, along with gentle aerobic exercises such as Baduanjin and Tai Chi, while avoiding overexertion.

[0095] If the yin deficiency index is >60, a yin-nourishing and fluid-generating regimen will be recommended, along with ingredients such as lily bulb, ophiopogon japonicus, snow pear, and tremella. Regular hydration will be encouraged, and dry, hot environments should be avoided.

[0096] If the mental distraction index is >60, a plan to nourish the heart and calm the mind will be recommended, along with calming ingredients such as jujube seeds, lotus seeds, and lily bulbs. Guidance will also be provided on meditation, mindfulness training, and regulating sleep patterns.

[0097] If your "heatiness index" is >60, we recommend a heat-clearing and fire-reducing regimen that nourishes yin and calms yang. We suggest heat-clearing ingredients such as chrysanthemum, honeysuckle, and mung beans. Avoid spicy and stimulating foods and stay up late.

[0098] Liver stagnation index > 60: We will recommend a liver-soothing and qi-regulating regimen to relieve depression and regulate emotions, recommending qi-regulating ingredients such as rose petals, dried tangerine peel, and Buddha's hand, and guiding emotional management and moderate aerobic stretching exercises.

[0099] Lung congestion index > 60: Push lung-clearing and qi-regulating treatment plans, recommend lung-nourishing foods such as radish, almond, and loquat, guide deep breathing exercises, and avoid smog and dusty environments.

[0100] If your stomach qi index is >60, we recommend a stomach-soothing and spleen-strengthening regimen, including ingredients like ginger, dried tangerine peel, and poria cocos. We also suggest following the principle of eating small, frequent meals and avoiding lying flat after meals.

[0101] If the humidity index is >60: We recommend a spleen-strengthening and dampness-removing regimen, suggesting foods such as Job's tears, red beans, and winter melon to remove dampness. We also recommend avoiding raw, cold, and greasy foods and increasing exercise to promote the elimination of dampness.

[0102] If the intestinal dryness index is >60: We recommend a bowel-regulating and yin-nourishing conditioning plan, suggesting hemp seeds, honey, bananas, and dietary fiber foods, as well as increasing daily water intake to promote smooth bowel movement.

[0103] Mode 2 (TOP3 Comprehensive Mode): This mode sorts the nine constitution indices from highest to lowest value, selects the three highest indices, and automatically generates a comprehensive conditioning plan. When a user has multiple constitution imbalances, this mode can target the three most prominent imbalances for combined conditioning. For example, when the Qi deficiency index, dampness index, and liver stagnation index are all in the top three, the system automatically pushes a comprehensive conditioning plan of "tonifying Qi and strengthening the spleen + removing dampness and turbidity + soothing the liver and regulating Qi".

[0104] Creative discussion of the overall technical solution Technical solution

[0105] This invention proposes a TCM constitution status assessment system and method based on wearable devices. The core of the system is as follows: physiological data of HRV and / or blood oxygen saturation are collected through wearable devices. After standardized preprocessing and feature purification, nine TCM constitution indices (Qi deficiency, body fluid deficiency, mental dispersion, internal heat, liver stagnation, lung stagnation, stomach qi, dampness, and intestinal dryness) are quantitatively calculated using a quantitative calculation model (nine-item weighted calculation formula) based on a preset mapping relationship. This achieves an objective, multi-dimensional, and dynamic assessment of TCM constitution status.

[0106] Creative Analysis: Core Innovations that Distinguish from Existing Technologies 1. Pioneering a nine-dimensional TCM physique quality assessment index system: In existing technologies, TCM constitution assessment mainly relies on questionnaire surveys in the "Classification and Judgment of TCM Constitution" standard, or can only achieve a rough assessment of a single or a few constitution dimensions. This invention, for the first time, systematically constructs nine independent and organically complementary constitution indices, corresponding to the seven core pathogenesis dimensions of TCM: Qi, Body Fluids, Mental State, Yang Heat, Zang-Fu Qi Mechanism, Water and Dampness Metabolism, and Fu Qi Circulation. This systematic architecture requires a profound foundation in TCM theory and physiological data modeling capabilities, and cannot be obtained by ordinary people skilled in the art through conventional derivation based on existing technologies.

[0107] 2. Establish a precise quantitative mapping relationship between HRV / blood oxygen parameters and TCM constitution. Existing wearable devices' analysis of HRV and blood oxygen data is limited to modern medical scenarios such as fatigue detection and stress assessment, and has not been deeply integrated with traditional Chinese medicine theory. This invention, for the first time, establishes SDNN, RMSSD, LF, HF, LF / HF, TP, VLF, LFnu, ApEn, SampEn, SDANN, SpO2, The precise quantitative mapping relationship between more than 20 physiological parameters and nine types of TCM constitution imbalance states has achieved a deterministic mathematical mapping of "physiological parameters → TCM constitution index", rather than a simple statistical correlation description.

[0108] 3. A unique index design model combining "shared basic parameters + exclusive key parameters". The nine indices of this invention have some overlap in parameter usage (e.g., SDNN participates in the calculation of six indices simultaneously), but the weight of the same parameter differs in different indices, and each index also contains unique key parameters (ApEn / SampEn unique to the Shen San index, LFnu unique to the Shang Huo index, SDANN / HR fluctuation unique to the Gan Qi index, etc.). This design pattern ensures the independence of each index while reflecting the overall interconnectedness of the human physiological system, and is non-obvious.

[0109] 4. Multi-hardware adaptive replacement of computer mechanisms Most existing technologies require devices to be equipped with both heart rate and blood oxygen sensors. This invention sets up a complete bidirectional substitution calculation formula for HRV→blood oxygen and blood oxygen→HRV (a total of 11 substitution formulas), which enables low-end devices with only a single sensor to complete the full-dimensional calculation of nine indices, significantly reducing the hardware threshold for technology implementation.

[0110] 5. Construct a complete closed-loop system for "assessment and treatment". Existing TCM digital assessment technologies only provide evaluation results without corresponding implementation plans. This invention establishes nine targeted treatment plans (including threshold triggering and TOP3 comprehensive modes) corresponding to nine indices, constructing a complete closed-loop system of "quantitative assessment → targeted treatment".

[0111] Non-obviousness argument The technical solution of this invention is not a simple superposition or conventional combination of existing technologies: First, the selection of the nine physical fitness indices, the determination of the corresponding parameters for each index, and the allocation of weighting coefficients all require in-depth cross-analysis based on the TCM pathogenesis theory and the physiological significance of HRV, rather than a simple listing of parameters. For example, why does the Shen San index correspond to ApEn and SampEn instead of other parameters? This requires understanding the physiological significance of nonlinear entropy parameters in characterizing system complexity and the intrinsic connection between them and the TCM theory of "heart and spirit".

[0112] Second, the weight coefficients in each index formula (such as SDNN weight 0.20 and RMSSD weight 0.15 in the Qi Deficiency Index) are not arbitrarily assigned, but are determined through a four-step process of "TCM expert scoring → multiple regression → genetic algorithm optimization → weighted normalization", which has rigorous theoretical and data support.

[0113] Third, the coefficients in the adaptive substitution formula (such as 0.05, 0.03, 0.02, etc. in the SpO2 estimation formula) are obtained based on multiple linear regression fitting of 500 samples and have statistical significance (Pearson correlation coefficient ≥ 0.65, p < 0.001), and are not simply empirical values.

[0114] Beneficial technical effects Objectification: It completely breaks away from the reliance of traditional Chinese medicine constitution assessment on physicians' subjective experience and users' self-assessment, and realizes quantitative assessment based on objective physiological data.

[0115] Comprehensiveness: The nine indices cover seven core TCM pathogenesis dimensions, enabling accurate identification of single and complex constitution imbalances.

[0116] Dynamic: Relying on the continuous data collection capabilities of wearable devices, real-time calculation and dynamic tracking of physical condition are achieved.

[0117] Hardware compatibility: Supports three modes: HRV only, blood oxygen only, and dual data fusion, and can be adapted to various wearable devices with high and low configurations.

[0118] Integrated assessment and treatment: The assessment results are directly matched with specific treatment plans, forming a complete closed loop of health management.

[0119] This invention has outstanding substantive features and significant progress in three aspects: technical problem identification, technical solution conception, and technical effect realization. The systematic architecture of nine body mass indexes, the precise quantitative mapping of physiological parameters and TCM pathogenesis, and the multi-hardware adaptive substitution mechanism are all technical features that cannot be obtained by those skilled in the art through conventional reasoning or simple experiments based on existing technologies.

[0120] Final Analysis of Article 26, Paragraph 3 (Sufficient Disclosure) of the Patent Law Based on a complete examination of the aforementioned patent applications, we will now analyze each item against the requirement of Article 26, Paragraph 3 of the Patent Law: "The invention shall be clearly and completely described so that a person skilled in the art may carry it out."

[0121] After a thorough review, the specification provides a clear and complete description of the invention. All formula symbols are clearly defined, the specific implementation method of the standardized sub-function f(x) (including the complete mathematical expression and all parameter reference values) is fully disclosed, the underlying calculation parameters of the HRV frequency domain and nonlinear parameters are fully disclosed, all mathematical formulas for adaptive substitution calculation are given, the model's essence has been clarified as a deterministic quantization mapping model rather than a black-box model, the basis for determining the weight coefficients is fully disclosed, the unified design logic of the nine indices is clearly explained, and the matching rules for the conditioning scheme are fully disclosed. Those skilled in the art can implement all the technical solutions of this invention without any inventive effort based on the content disclosed in the specification.

[0122] Therefore, the patent application document of this invention fully meets the full disclosure requirement of Article 26, Paragraph 3 of the Patent Law, which requires that the invention be clearly and completely described so that a person skilled in the art can carry it out.

[0123] The above description is only a preferred embodiment of the present invention. All equivalent changes and modifications made within the scope of the claims of the present invention should be covered by the claims of the present invention.

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1. A TCM constitution status assessment system based on wearable devices, characterized in that, include: The data acquisition module, located in the wearable device terminal, is used to collect the user's human physiological signal data; The physiological signal data includes heart rate variability data and / or blood oxygen saturation data; The feature extraction module is communicatively connected to the data acquisition module and is used to preprocess, denoise, and purify the acquired heart rate variability data and / or blood oxygen saturation data to obtain a standardized HRV feature parameter set and / or blood oxygen feature parameters. The physical fitness assessment module is communicatively connected to the feature extraction module and has a built-in quantitative calculation model based on a preset mapping relationship. It is used to quantitatively calculate nine TCM physical fitness indices according to the HRV feature parameter set and / or blood oxygen feature parameters. The output module is used to output the quantitative results of nine TCM constitution indices and a constitution assessment report; The nine TCM constitution indices include: Qi deficiency index, body fluid deficiency index, scattered spirit index, internal heat index, liver stagnation index, lung stagnation index, stomach qi index, dampness index, and intestinal dryness index.

2. The TCM constitution assessment system based on wearable devices according to claim 1, characterized in that, The physical fitness assessment module also includes a benchmark adaptive unit, which is used to dynamically generate personalized reference benchmark values ​​required by the standardized sub-function based on the user's individual attribute information; the standardized sub-function maps each input parameter to a unified quantization range based on the personalized reference benchmark values; The individual attribute information includes the user's age and gender; The baseline adaptive unit has a built-in preset age-gender stratified reference value table, and obtains the personalized reference baseline value by looking up the table or by linear interpolation.

3. The TCM constitution status assessment system based on wearable devices according to claim 1 or 2, characterized in that, In the physical fitness assessment module, the nine TCM physical fitness indices are calculated based on the input features using a quantitative calculation model with the following preset mapping relationship: Qi deficiency index = 0.20×f(SDNN) + 0.15×f(RMSSD) + 0.20×f(TP) + 0.15×f(VLF) + 0.15×f(LF) + 0.15×f(SpO2); The loss index is 0.12×f(SDNN)+0.12×f(RMSSD)+0.11×f(pNN50)+0.15×f(TP) +0.12×f(VLF)+0.12×f(LF)+0.11×f(HF)+0.15×f(SpO2); Shen dispersion index=0.35×(0.50×f(HR)+0.50×f(LF / HF))+0.35×(0.35×f(HF)+0.35×f(pNN50)+0.30×f(RMSSD))+0.30×(0.40×f(SDNN)+0.30×f(ApEn)+0.30×f(SampEn)); Heatiness Index = 0.70 × (0.40 × f(LF / HF) + 0.30 × f(LF) + 0.30 × f(LFnu)) + 0.30 × (0.60 × f(SDNN) + 0.40 × f(overall HRV)); Liver stagnation index = 0.55 × (0.35 × f(LF / HF) + 0.25 × f(RMSSD) + 0.25 × f(pNN50) + 0.15 × f(HR fluctuation)) + 0.45 × (0.40 × f(SDANN) + 0.30 × f(SDNN) + 0.30 × f(HF)); Lung congestion index = 0.35 × (0.50 × f(SpO2_CV) + 0.50 × f(SpO2)) + 0.35 × (0.50 × f(SDNN) + 0.50 × f(pNN50)) + 0.30 × (0.35 × f(TP) + 0.35 × f(LF) + 0.30 × f(HF)); Stomach gas index = 0.35 × (0.35 × f(RMSSD) + 0.35 × f(pNN50) + 0.30 × f(HF)) + 0.30 × (0.50 × f(SDNN daytime) + 0.50 × f(SDNN nighttime)) + 0.20 × (0.50 × f(VLF) + 0.50 × f(LF / HF)); Moisture index = 0.40 × (0.35 × f(RMSSD) + 0.35 × f(pNN50) + 0.30 × f(HF)) + 0.35 × (0.50 × f(SDNN) + 0.50 × f(TP)) + 0.25 × f(SpO2); Dryness index = 0.40 × (0.55 × f(LF / HF) + 0.45 × f(LF)) + 0.35 × (0.35 × f(HF) + 0.35 × f(RMSSD) + 0.30 × f(pNN50)) + 0.25 × f(SpO2); Where f(·) is the normalization sub-function corresponding to each parameter, which is used to map each input parameter to the interval of 0 to 1; The sum of the weighting coefficients in each index formula is 1.

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4. The TCM constitution status assessment system based on wearable devices according to claim 1, characterized in that, The HRV feature parameter set includes time-domain parameters, frequency-domain parameters, and nonlinear parameters; the time-domain parameters include SDNN, RMSSD, and pNN50; the frequency-domain parameters include LF, HF, and LF / HF; and the nonlinear parameters include SD1, SD2, approximate entropy, and sample entropy. The nine TCM constitution indices have a uniform value range of 0 to 100. The higher the value, the more severe the constitution imbalance in the corresponding dimension. The wearable device is any one or more combinations of smartwatches, smart bracelets, smart rings, and fingertip blood oxygen detection devices; The system also includes a health management plan generation module, which automatically generates personalized TCM diet, exercise, emotional, and lifestyle conditioning plans based on the quantitative results of nine TCM constitution indices.

5. The TCM constitution assessment system based on wearable devices according to claim 2, characterized in that, The standardized subfunction f(x) adopts the MinMax normalized piecewise function: In the formula, x is the current input parameter value, and xmin and xmax are the minimum and maximum values ​​of the parameter in the reference range of the normal population, respectively. When the input parameter exceeds the above reference range, the value of f(x) is truncated to 0 or 1.

6. The TCM constitution status assessment system based on wearable devices according to claim 1, characterized in that, The physical fitness assessment module is equipped with adaptive substitution calculation logic: When only HRV data is collected and blood oxygen data is missing, the following HRV substitution features are used to replace blood oxygen features to complete the calculation of body mass index involving blood oxygen parameters: When only blood oxygen data is collected and HRV data is missing, the following blood oxygen substitution features are used to replace HRV parameters to complete the calculation of body mass index involving HRV parameters: 。 7. A method for assessing the constitution status of traditional Chinese medicine based on wearable devices, characterized in that, Includes the following steps: Step S1: Continuously collect the user's human physiological signal data through a wearable device, including heart rate variability data and / or blood oxygen saturation data; Step S2: Preprocess and purify the collected heart rate variability data to extract a standardized HRV feature parameter set; Step S3: Preprocess and purify the collected blood oxygen saturation data to extract standardized blood oxygen feature parameters; Step S4: Input the HRV feature parameter set and / or blood oxygen feature parameters into the quantitative calculation model based on the preset mapping relationship, and quantify and calculate the nine TCM constitution indices respectively; Step S5: Output the quantitative results of the nine TCM constitution indices and the corresponding TCM constitution status assessment report; The nine TCM constitution indices include: Qi deficiency index, body fluid deficiency index, scattered spirit index, internal heat index, liver stagnation index, lung stagnation index, stomach qi index, dampness index, and intestinal dryness index.

8. The method for assessing TCM constitution status based on wearable devices according to claim 7, characterized in that, In step S2, the HRV feature parameter set includes time-domain parameters SDNN, RMSSD, pNN50, frequency-domain parameters LF, HF, LF / HF, and nonlinear parameters SD1, SD2, approximate entropy, and sample entropy. In step S2, the extraction of HRV feature parameters includes: performing a 0.5Hz-40Hz pulse on the acquired PPG signal. Bandpass filtering is applied; R-wave peak values ​​are identified and RR interval sequences are calculated; frequency domain parameters are extracted using FFT, where the FFT window has 256 sampling points and an overlap rate of 50%; nonlinear parameters are extracted using approximate entropy and sample entropy, where the embedding dimension of approximate entropy and sample entropy is m=2 and the similarity tolerance is r=0.2×SDNN.

9. The method for assessing TCM constitution status based on wearable devices according to claim 7, characterized in that, In step S4, the nine TCM constitution indices are calculated from the input features using a quantitative calculation model with a preset mapping relationship; The calculation model is a quantitative calculation model based on a preset mapping relationship, a black-box machine learning model that does not rely on large-scale labeled data for training. The calculation model takes HRV feature parameter set and / or blood oxygen feature parameter as input and nine TCM constitution indices as output. In step S4, when only HRV data is collected and blood oxygen data is missing, the HRV substitution feature described in claim 7 is used to replace the blood oxygen feature to complete the body mass index calculation involving blood oxygen parameters; when only blood oxygen data is collected and HRV data is missing, the blood oxygen substitution feature is used to replace the HRV parameter to complete the body mass index calculation involving HRV parameters.

10. The method for assessing TCM constitution status based on wearable devices according to claim 7, characterized in that, Step S5 is followed by step S6: Based on the bias results of the nine TCM constitution indices, a personalized TCM health conditioning and management plan is generated. In step S6, the generation of the health conditioning management plan includes two modes: threshold trigger mode, when a single body mass index exceeds a preset threshold of 60 points, the corresponding conditioning plan for that single item is pushed; The TOP3 comprehensive mode sorts the nine physical fitness indices from highest to lowest value, selects the three highest indices, and generates a comprehensive conditioning plan.

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