This research contributed to the development of advanced feature selection model, hyperparameter optimization and temporal multimodal deep learning model to improve the performance of dimensional emotion recognition. This study adopts different approaches based on portable wearable physiological sensors. It identified best models for feature selection and best hyperparameter values for Long Short-Term Memory network and how to fuse multi-modal sensors efficiently for assessing emotion recognition. All methods of this thesis collectively deliver better algorithms and maximize the use of miniaturized sensors to provide an accurate measurement of emotion recognition
Most of the existing studies focus on physical activities recognition, such as running, cycling, swi...
The detection and monitoring of emotions are important in various applications, e.g. to enable natur...
Abstract. Interest in emotion detection is increasing significantly. For research and development in...
Emotions are affective states related to physiological responses. This study proposes a model for re...
The present research proposes a novel emotion recognition framework for the computer prediction of h...
Emotion recognition using miniaturised wearable physiological sensors has emerged as a revolutionary...
Emotion recognition using miniaturised wearable physiological sensors has emerged as a revolutionary...
Emotion recognition using miniaturised wearable physiological sensors has emerged as a revolutionary...
Emotion recognition using miniaturised wearable physiological sensors has emerged as a revolutionary...
International audienceWith the development of wearable physiological sensors, emotion estimation bec...
International audienceWith the development of wearable physiological sensors, emotion estimation bec...
International audienceWith the development of wearable physiological sensors, emotion estimation bec...
International audienceWith the development of wearable physiological sensors, emotion estimation bec...
International audienceWith the development of wearable physiological sensors, emotion estimation bec...
International audienceWith the development of wearable physiological sensors, emotion estimation bec...
Most of the existing studies focus on physical activities recognition, such as running, cycling, swi...
The detection and monitoring of emotions are important in various applications, e.g. to enable natur...
Abstract. Interest in emotion detection is increasing significantly. For research and development in...
Emotions are affective states related to physiological responses. This study proposes a model for re...
The present research proposes a novel emotion recognition framework for the computer prediction of h...
Emotion recognition using miniaturised wearable physiological sensors has emerged as a revolutionary...
Emotion recognition using miniaturised wearable physiological sensors has emerged as a revolutionary...
Emotion recognition using miniaturised wearable physiological sensors has emerged as a revolutionary...
Emotion recognition using miniaturised wearable physiological sensors has emerged as a revolutionary...
International audienceWith the development of wearable physiological sensors, emotion estimation bec...
International audienceWith the development of wearable physiological sensors, emotion estimation bec...
International audienceWith the development of wearable physiological sensors, emotion estimation bec...
International audienceWith the development of wearable physiological sensors, emotion estimation bec...
International audienceWith the development of wearable physiological sensors, emotion estimation bec...
International audienceWith the development of wearable physiological sensors, emotion estimation bec...
Most of the existing studies focus on physical activities recognition, such as running, cycling, swi...
The detection and monitoring of emotions are important in various applications, e.g. to enable natur...
Abstract. Interest in emotion detection is increasing significantly. For research and development in...