Abstract: A non-transitory computer-readable recording medium has stored therein an evaluating program for causing a computer to execute a process including: specifying a wall of an inspection target in two or more moving images being obtained by photographing two types of cross sections of the inspection target, the two types of cross sections being orthogonal to each other; evaluating photographing quality of each of a plurality of first divisional regions obtained by dividing a region corresponding to the wall specified in a first image related to a first cross section among the two or more moving images; and evaluating photographing quality of each of a plurality of second divisional regions obtained by dividing a region corresponding to the wall specified in a second image related to a second cross section among the two or more moving images, the second cross section being different from the first cross section.

Abstract: An atrial fibrillation analysis device includes: a hardware processor that: acquires P-wave data from only one of either: a first electrocardiogram in a lead of one direction on a plane including a body-axis direction and a left-right direction with respect to a subject, or a second electrocardiogram in leads of two directions orthogonal to each other on the plane; extracts P-wave fragments from the acquired P-wave data; and analyzes a possibility of development of atrial fibrillation based on at least one of a number of the P-wave fragments and a duration of the P-wave fragments.