Brief Review of Human Stress Detection Using the Processing of Physiological Signals
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Luis Junqueira, Strategic Group of Technology, Research and Innovation (GETEPI), Sao Paulo, Brazil.
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Marta Cardoso Pina, Federal Institute of Education, Science and Technology (IFSP), Sao Paulo, Brazil.
The identification of an alteration in biological signs related to presence of stress in the human organism can contribute to the awareness of individuals about their current status of stress, allowing them to take some preventive action against the worsening of their health conditions. This paper presents a brief review of the physiological variables generally used for stress detection and the most common methods and techniques used for analysis of the collected data by biofeedback devices.
Stress Detection, Physiological Signals, Biofeedback Devices
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