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It has been shown that blinks occur not only to moisturize eyes and as adefensive response to the environment, but are also caused by mental processes.In this paper, we investigate statistical characteristics of blinks and blinkrate variability of 11 subjects. The subjects are presented with areading/memorization session preceded and followed by a resting session. EEGsignals were recorded during these sessions. The signals from the two frontelectrodes were then analyzed, and times of the blinks were detected. Wediscovered that compared to the resting sessions, reading session ischaracterized by a lower number of blinks. However, there was no significantdifference in standard deviation in the blink rate variability. We also noticedthat in terms of complexity measures, the blink rate variability is locatedsomewhere in between white and pink noises, being closer to the white noiseduring reading. We also found that the average of inter-blink intervalsincreases during reading/memorization, thus longer inter-blink intervals couldbe associated with a mental workload.

Blink Rate Variability during resting and reading sessions