An Analysis of Human Emotions by Utilizing Wavelet Features
Soo-Yeon Ji,
Bong Keun Jeong and
Dong Hyun Jeong
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Soo-Yeon Ji: Bowie State University, USA
Bong Keun Jeong: Coastal Carolina University, USA
Dong Hyun Jeong: University of the District of Columbia, USA
International Journal of Multimedia Data Engineering and Management (IJMDEM), 2019, vol. 10, issue 4, 46-63
Abstract:
Human emotion recognition is critical to people managing their stress and emotions. Although many innovative techniques have been proposed to recognize human emotions, it is still challenging to understand the emotions due to individual differences in the diversity of emotions. This article focuses on analyzing the emotions computationally. In detail, a wavelet transform technique is utilized to extract significant features and find patterns in an emotion dataset. With the extracted features, both classification and visual analysis are performed. For the classification, Logistic Regression, C4.5, and Support Vector Machine are used. Visualization approaches are also utilized to represent similarities and differences among the emotion patterns. From the analysis, the authors found that the proposed method shows an improvement in identifying the differences among the emotions.
Date: 2019
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