Automatic stress detection in car drivers based on non-invasive physiological signals using machine learning techniques
Neural Computing and Applications,
Journal Year:
2023,
Volume and Issue:
35(17), P. 12891 - 12904
Published: March 9, 2023
Abstract
Stress
is
now
thought
to
be
a
major
cause
wide
range
of
human
health
issues.
However,
many
people
may
ignore
their
stress
feelings
and
disregard
take
action
before
serious
physiological
mental
disorders
place.
The
heart
rate
(HR)
blood
pressure
(BP)
are
the
most
markers
used
in
various
studies
detect
for
human,
because
they
captured
non-invasively
using
wearable
sensors,
these
recommended
provide
information
on
person’s
state.
Most
assessment
have
been
undertaken
laboratory-based
controlled
environment.
This
paper
proposes
an
approach
identify
automotive
drivers
based
selected
biosignals,
namely,
ECG,
EMG,
GSR,
respiration
rate.
In
this
study,
six
different
machine
learning
models
(KNN,
SVM,
DT,
LR,
RF,
MLP)
classify
between
stressed
relaxation
states.
Such
system
can
integrated
with
Driver
Assistance
System
(DAS).
proposed
detection
technique
(SDT)
consists
three
main
phases:
(1)
Biosignal
Pre-processing,
which
signal
segmented
filtered.
(2)
Feature
Extraction,
some
discriminate
features
extracted
from
each
biosignal
describe
state
driver.
(3)
Classification.
results
show
that
RF
classifier
outperforms
other
techniques
classification
accuracy
98.2%,
sensitivity
97%,
specificity
100%
drivedb
dataset.
Language: Английский
A Novel Human Stress Level Detection Technique Using EEG
Dipanjan Konar,
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Sagnik De,
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Prithwijit Mukherjee
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et al.
Published: Sept. 1, 2023
In
the
21st
century,
a
significant
portion
of
world's
population
is
plagued
by
stress.
Stress
harmful
to
humans
and
can
cause
various
physical
mental
illnesses,
such
as
headaches,
anxiety,
depression,
heart
diseases.
The
aim
this
study
design
machine
learning-based
model
measure
stress
level
person
using
electroencephalography
(EEG)
signals
frontal
lobe.
proposed
assessment
technique
classify
into
four
categories:
no
stress,
low
moderate
high
our
study,
first
EEG
subjects
have
been
recorded
while
they
solve
mathematical
question
sets
with
different
complexity
levels.
Subsequently,
handcrafted
feature
extraction
techniques
employed
for
extracting
eight
features,
namely
Skewness,
Kurtosis,
Maximum,
Mean,
Mean
Absolute
Value,
Minimum,
Standard
Deviation,
Power
Spectral
Density
from
pre-processed
signals.
A
majority
voting-based
ensemble
classifier
has
designed
combining
predictions
three
classifiers,
i.e.,
Support
Vector
Machine
(SVM),
K-Nearest
neighbour
(KNN),
Naive
Bayes,
predict
person's
level.
obtained
classification
accuracy
93.85
%.
Language: Английский
A deep learning-based approach for distinguishing different stress levels of human brain using EEG and pulse rate
Prithwijit Mukherjee,
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Anisha Halder Roy
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Computer Methods in Biomechanics & Biomedical Engineering,
Journal Year:
2023,
Volume and Issue:
27(16), P. 2303 - 2324
Published: Nov. 6, 2023
In
today's
world,
people
suffer
from
many
fatal
maladies,
and
stress
is
one
of
them.
Excessive
can
have
deleterious
effects
on
the
health,
brain,
mind,
nervous
system
humans.
The
goal
this
paper
to
design
a
deep
learningbased
human
level
measurement
technique
using
electroencephalogram
(EEG),
pulse
rate.
research,
EEG
signals
rate
healthy
subjects
are
recorded
while
they
solve
four
different
question
sets
increasing
complexity.
It
assumed
that
undergo
through
levels,
i.e.,
'no
stress',
'low
'medium
'high
solving
these
sets.
An
attention
mechanism-based
CNN-TLSTM
(convolutional
neural
network-tanh
long
short-term
memory)
model
proposed
detect
mental
person.
layer
incorporated
into
designed
TLSTM
network
increase
classification
accuracy
model.
CNN
used
for
automated
extraction
intricate
features
Then
classify
person
categories
CNNextracted
features.
obtained
average
97.86%.
Experimentally,
it
found
highly
effective
outperforms
most
existing
state-of-the-art
techniques.
future,
functional
Near-Infrared
Spectroscopy
(fNIRS),
ECG,
Galvanic
Skin
Response
(GSR)
be
employed
with
effectiveness
technique.
Language: Английский
Learning-based estimation of operators’ psycho-physiological state
Lisa Piccinin,
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Jessica Leoni,
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Eugenia Villa
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et al.
Expert Systems with Applications,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
unknown, P. 127097 - 127097
Published: March 1, 2025
Language: Английский
Exploring the Efficacy of Piezoelectric-Based Sensory Systems for Heart Rate Monitoring in Differentiating Stress vs. Relax Conditions
IIUM Engineering Journal,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
25(2), P. 325 - 337
Published: July 14, 2024
Stress
has
diverse
effects
on
human
physiological
reactions,
and
one
such
effect
is
heart
rate
(HR).
The
established
methods
to
acquire
HR
by
electrocardiogram
(ECG)
photoplethysmogram
(PPG).
ECG
electrodes
need
be
placed
the
chest,
which
can
cause
inconvenience
not
practical
in
daily
life,
while
PPG
signals
are
known
contain
more
noise
than
ECG.
Thus,
this
work
aims
investigate
efficacy
of
a
piezoelectric-based
sensory
system
measuring
using
signal
differentiate
stressed
relaxed
conditions
means
statistical
analysis.
Two
activities
were
conducted
achieve
goal.
first
experiment
involved
collecting
analysing
piezoelectric
measure
pulse
(bpm)
compare
with
from
PPG.
For
second
experiment,
was
calculated
20
subjects
(male
female,
age
ranging
between
25)
conditions.
stress
condition
triggered
two
stressors:
Stroop
Colour
Word
Test
Digit
Span
Test.
Statistical
analyses
reveal
strong
positive
correlation
(HR)
oximeter
readings
(r(12)
=
0.993,
p
<
0.001),
despite
fact
that
values
precisely
identical.
In
addition,
findings
also
indicate
there
significant
mental
states
(stressed
relaxed)
(p<0.05).
Employing
within-subject
design
condition,
results
further
illustrated
elevated
during
(Mean±SD
72.395±0.097)
diminished
71.615±0.126).
Therefore,
suggested
been
validated
as
an
effective
categorizing
relaxation
based
signals.
ABSTRAK:
Tekanan
mempunyai
pelbagai
kesan
terhadap
reaksi
fisiologi
manusia
dan
satu
daripadanya
adalah
kadar
denyut
jantung
Kaedah
biasa
bagi
mengetahui
melalui
elektrokardiogram
fotofetismogram
Elektrod
perlu
dipasang
pada
dada
di
mana
boleh
menyebabkan
ketidakselesaan
tidak
praktikal
dalam
kehidupan
seharian,
manakala
isyarat
diketahui
mengandungi
lebih
banyak
bunyi
berbanding
Oleh
itu,
kajian
ini
bertujuan
mengkaji
kecekapan
ystem
deria
berdasarkan
piezoeletrik
mengukur
menggunakan
membezakan
keadaan
tertekan
atau
tenang
cara
analisis
ystemic.
Bagi
mencapai
tujuan
ini,
dua
aktiviti
dijalankan.
Pertama
eksperimen
melibatkan
pengumpulan
nadi
membandingkan
daripada
Eksperimen
kedua,
piezoelektrik
dikira
dari
subjek
(lelaki
ystemic,
berumur
antara
tertekan.
Keadaan
dibuat
ystemi:
Ujian
Patah
Warna
Rentang
Digit.
Analisis
ystemic
mendedahkan
hubungkait
yang
kuat
bacaan
oksimeter
walaupun
benar-benar
serupa.
Tambahan,
penemuan
menunjukkan
terdapat
penting
tahap
(tertekan
tenang)
Dengan
mengaplikasi
reka
bentuk
subjek,
dapatan
meningkat
kurang
telah
diuji
berkesan
mengkategori
jantung.
Language: Английский
Enhancing Human Stress Detection from Optimized and Selected Features Using Feed Forward Neural Network
Lecture notes in networks and systems,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
unknown, P. 251 - 260
Published: Jan. 1, 2024
Language: Английский
Predicting and Classifying Heart Rates Using Instantaneous Video Data
2022 IEEE 46th Annual Computers, Software, and Applications Conference (COMPSAC),
Journal Year:
2023,
Volume and Issue:
unknown, P. 1076 - 1083
Published: June 1, 2023
Heart
Rate
(HR)
and
Variability
(HRV)
is
an
essential
measurement
to
know
the
heart's
cardiovascular
condition.
Many
works
have
been
done
for
measuring
HR-HRV
based
on
facial
video
non-invasively.
In
this
paper,
our
previous
work
experience
of
by
Remote
photoplethysmography
signals
(rPPG)
analysis,
we
built
a
prediction
model
from
10-second
time
series
data
extracted
video.
work,
used
instantaneous
public
dataset
with
several
models
predict
HR-HRV,
stress
levels
exclusively
dataset.
We
here
some
popular
algorithms
appropriate
task.
also
analyzed
level
classification
gender
subject
using
same
videos
16
different
classifiers
resulting
in
almost
perfect
accuracy
classifiers.
Language: Английский
Stress Responses of Examiners during Ophthalmic Examination Practices in Healthy Young Students
Haruo Toda,
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Hokuto Ubukata,
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Naohiko Kinoshita
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et al.
Applied Sciences,
Journal Year:
2023,
Volume and Issue:
13(18), P. 10250 - 10250
Published: Sept. 13, 2023
The
stress
reaction
of
trainees
is
an
issue
in
the
practices
medical-related
examinations
that
involve
real-time
decision
making
based
on
examiner–subject
interactions.
Goldmann
perimetry
(GP)
test
one
these
examinations.
To
evaluate
students’
reactions
practice
GP
test,
stress-related
substances
and
heart
rate
variability
were
measured
forty
students
enrolled
practice.
While
there
was
no
significant
increase
during
practice,
significantly
increased
sympathetic
activities
observed
at
beginning
tests.
Moreover,
plasma
cortisol
before
tests
showed
a
positive
correlation
to
self-confidence
scores,
indicating
students,
especially
those
with
higher
anxious
for
upcoming
unfamiliar
subjects.
Once
began,
they
felt
relieved
procedures
had
learned
repeatedly.
On
other
hand,
while
average
ACTH
decreased
secretion
correlated
positively
duration,
skillful
participants
less
test.
In
practices,
pre-training
how
deal
subjects
may
be
helpful
reducing
trainees,
addition
procedure
itself.
Language: Английский