Personal state and emotion monitoring by wearable computing and machine learning
Ali Khan · Electronic workshops in computing · 2011
One of the major scientific undertakings over the past few years has been exploring the interaction between humans and machines in mobile environments. Research projects have brought forth various possibilities of interaction between humans and computers. Our daily lives are becoming more and more pervasive: we now have smart devices with high computational power. Until now, there is no smart device which has the capability of determining whether the user’s heart beat is normal or not while also taking the emotion states into account. To find out whether the user’s heart beat is normal or not; the user's physical activities and emotion states have to be identified.