Interpreting Brain activity and Behavioural quantification of Humans towards the challenge and visualization of the dataset

Abstract: The main principle of brain organization is the functional integration of brain regions into interrelated networks. Analysing brain activity and performance is the key objective of the study. The study focuses on the activity of the brain after one hour of a certain activity, which includes reading, editing, painting and physical activities like jogging etc. The use of these methods, however, is not limited to studying behaviour in the wild or strictly ethological settings. Here the quantification of human behaviour after being assigned a particular work was monitored. The reflection over the period and its impact on life were analysed. The data discloses the different age groups with different tasks for an hour and we discuss open challenges that remain for behavioural quantification and highlight promising future directions. Inferential statistics were carried over to visualize the correlation frequency between one or two or more datasets and the packages like corrplot, psych, and ggplot2 were used for interpretation of the data