Emotion recognition based on physiological changes in music listening - Jonghwa Kim; Andre, Elisabeth (IEEE transactions on pattern analysis and machine intelligence, 2008)
Keywords: Adaptation, Physiological - physiology; Algorithms; and processing; Applied sciences; Arousal; Arousal - physiology; Artificial Intelligence; Auditory Perception - physiology; Biosensors; Channels; Classification; Classifier design and evaluation; Computer science; control theory; systems; Computer systems and distributed systems. User interface; Conductivity measurement; Discriminant analysis; Disk recording; Emotion recognition; Emotions; Emotions - physiology; Entropy; Exact sciences and technology; Feature evaluation and selection; Frequency; Human-centered computing; Humans; Intelligence; Interaction styles; Laboratories; Methodologies and techniques; Monitoring, Physiologic - methods; Music; Pattern analysis; Pattern Recognition, Automated - methods; Pattern recognition. Digital image processing. Computational geometry; Recognition; Robotics; Signal analysis; Signal processing; Skin; Software; Speech; Studies; synthesis; Theory and methods; User/Machine Systems; synthesis; and processing; Human-centered computing; Feature evaluation and selection; User/Machine Systems; Theory and methods; Classifier design and evaluation; Robotics; Signal processing; Methodologies and techniques; Interaction styles; Signal analysis; Pattern analysis; Autonomous system; Time frequency domain method; Man machine system; affective computing; respiration; Modeling; electromyogram; Audiovisual; Induction method; electrocardiogram; User interface; Musical acoustics; Classification; Facies; Electrocardiography; Audiovisual equipment; Time analysis; Pattern extraction; physiological signal; Emotion recognition; Discriminant analysis; autonomic nervous system; skin conductance; biosignal; Frequency domain method; Emotion emotionality; valence; human-computer interaction; Multiscale method; Biosensor; Music; musical emotion; Skin; Automatic recognition; Artificial intelligence; Multiclass; Facial expression; arousal