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2023 International Conference on Human-Computer Interaction Gated Peer-Reviewed
Systematic Evaluation of Driver’s Behavior: A Multimodal Biometric Study
University of Padua + 1 more
Abstract Complex traffic areas and high cognitive workload while driving are leading contributors to traffic crashes. Even though cognitive workload and stress have been previously assessed through various neurophysiological responses, they are rarely characterized simultaneously, limiting the triangulation of behavioral metrics (like drivers’ visual attention and facial coding) with physiological measures to investigate their interplay. […]
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2016 Journal of Emerging Forensic Sciences Research Open Access Peer-Reviewed
The Forensic Biometric Analysis of Emotions from Facial Expressions and Physiological Processes from the Heart and Skin
University of Windsor
Abstract: Decision-making, perception, memory and social interactions are greatly driven by emotion. Emotions can be measured from facial expressions through the facial muscles. A group of four students were exposed to emotionally loaded stimuli (videos and images) in its full complexity to assess the valence of the emotional expression, the associated arousal, skin respiration and […]
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