A method for daily normalization in emotion recognition

Autores
Bugnon, Leandro A.; Calvo, Rafael A.; Milone, Diego H.
Año de publicación
2014
Idioma
inglés
Tipo de recurso
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Estado
versión publicada
Descripción
A ffects carry important information in human communication and decision making, and their use in technology have grown in the past years. Particularly, emotions have a strong e ect on physiology, which can be assessed by biomedical signals. This signals have the advantage that can be recorded continuously, but also can become intrusive. The present work introduce an emotion recognition scheme based only in photoplethysmography, aimed to lower invasiveness. The feature extraction method was developed for a realistic real-time context. Furthermore, a feature normalization procedure was proposed to reduce the daily variability. For classi cation, two well-known models were compared. The proposed algorithms were tested on a public database, which consist of 8 emotions expressed continuously by a single subject along diff erent days. Recognition tasks were performed for several number of emotional categories and groupings. Preliminary results shows a promising performance with up to 3 emotion categories. Moreover, the recognition of arousal and emotional events was improved for larger emotion sets.
Sociedad Argentina de Informática e Investigación Operativa (SADIO)
Materia
Ciencias Informáticas
emotional recognition
daily variability
photoplethysmography
biosignal pattern recognition
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dc.title.none.fl_str_mv A method for daily normalization in emotion recognition
title A method for daily normalization in emotion recognition
spellingShingle A method for daily normalization in emotion recognition
Bugnon, Leandro A.
Ciencias Informáticas
emotional recognition
daily variability
photoplethysmography
biosignal pattern recognition
title_short A method for daily normalization in emotion recognition
title_full A method for daily normalization in emotion recognition
title_fullStr A method for daily normalization in emotion recognition
title_full_unstemmed A method for daily normalization in emotion recognition
title_sort A method for daily normalization in emotion recognition
dc.creator.none.fl_str_mv Bugnon, Leandro A.
Calvo, Rafael A.
Milone, Diego H.
author Bugnon, Leandro A.
author_facet Bugnon, Leandro A.
Calvo, Rafael A.
Milone, Diego H.
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author2 Calvo, Rafael A.
Milone, Diego H.
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author
dc.subject.none.fl_str_mv Ciencias Informáticas
emotional recognition
daily variability
photoplethysmography
biosignal pattern recognition
topic Ciencias Informáticas
emotional recognition
daily variability
photoplethysmography
biosignal pattern recognition
dc.description.none.fl_txt_mv A ffects carry important information in human communication and decision making, and their use in technology have grown in the past years. Particularly, emotions have a strong e ect on physiology, which can be assessed by biomedical signals. This signals have the advantage that can be recorded continuously, but also can become intrusive. The present work introduce an emotion recognition scheme based only in photoplethysmography, aimed to lower invasiveness. The feature extraction method was developed for a realistic real-time context. Furthermore, a feature normalization procedure was proposed to reduce the daily variability. For classi cation, two well-known models were compared. The proposed algorithms were tested on a public database, which consist of 8 emotions expressed continuously by a single subject along diff erent days. Recognition tasks were performed for several number of emotional categories and groupings. Preliminary results shows a promising performance with up to 3 emotion categories. Moreover, the recognition of arousal and emotional events was improved for larger emotion sets.
Sociedad Argentina de Informática e Investigación Operativa (SADIO)
description A ffects carry important information in human communication and decision making, and their use in technology have grown in the past years. Particularly, emotions have a strong e ect on physiology, which can be assessed by biomedical signals. This signals have the advantage that can be recorded continuously, but also can become intrusive. The present work introduce an emotion recognition scheme based only in photoplethysmography, aimed to lower invasiveness. The feature extraction method was developed for a realistic real-time context. Furthermore, a feature normalization procedure was proposed to reduce the daily variability. For classi cation, two well-known models were compared. The proposed algorithms were tested on a public database, which consist of 8 emotions expressed continuously by a single subject along diff erent days. Recognition tasks were performed for several number of emotional categories and groupings. Preliminary results shows a promising performance with up to 3 emotion categories. Moreover, the recognition of arousal and emotional events was improved for larger emotion sets.
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