Integración de un sistema de neuroseñales para detectar expresiones en el análisis de material multimedia

Luz Ángela Moreno-Cueva; César Augusto Peña-Cortés; Herney González-Sepúlveda

doi:10.19053/01211129.3156

Vol. 24 No. 38 (2015)

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Integration of a Neurosignals System to Detect Human Expressions in the Multimedia Material Analysis

https://doi.org/10.19053/01211129.3156

Published 2014-12-28

Luz Ángela Moreno-Cueva
César Augusto Peña-Cortés
Herney González-Sepúlveda

Luz Ángela Moreno-Cueva
Universidad de Pamplona

César Augusto Peña-Cortés
Universidad de Pamplona

Herney González-Sepúlveda
Universidad de Pamplona

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Moreno-Cueva, L. Ángela, Peña-Cortés, C. A., & González-Sepúlveda, H. (2014). Integration of a Neurosignals System to Detect Human Expressions in the Multimedia Material Analysis. Revista Facultad De Ingeniería, 24(38), 29–40. https://doi.org/10.19053/01211129.3156

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Abstract

This paper presents the advances in the integration of a commercial low-cost device for capturing neural signals of a user. The idea is to record some expressions of a multimedia material user. Everyone performs various types of expressions watching TV, movies, ads or others external signals. Within these expressions can be highlighted some examples as: the clenching one's teeth with suspense scenes, moving one's head back when feeling an object is thrown out of the screen in one's direction dunging 3D movies, looking away during horror scenes, smiling in emotional trading, to laughter during humorous scenes or even fall asleep when there is disinterest. The general idea of this system is to capture all these expressions, together with emotive signals such as the level of attention, frustration and meditation, in order that the experts designers of multimedia material, can analyze and improve their products Experimental evidence is presented showing the good performance of the system.

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neuroscience, multimedia, signal processing, expressions

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