Journal Article

Explainable Affective Body Expression Recognition with Multi-Scale Spatiotemporal Encoding and LLM-Based Reasoning

This work presents an explainable affective body expression recognition framework that integrates multi-scale spatiotemporal encoding with LLM-based reasoning. The framework uses MSCMNet to encode body movement patterns across scales, bidirectional …

Explainable multi-frequency and multi-region fusion model for affective brain-computer interfaces

Affective brain-computer interfaces require models that can integrate EEG information across frequency bands and brain regions while remaining interpretable. This work proposes an explainable multi-frequency and multi-region fusion network (MFMR-FN) …

Affective body expression recognition framework based on temporal and spatial fusion features

This work proposes an affective body expression recognition framework that fuses temporal and spatial features from human body movements. The framework combines a body expression energy model, multiscale SPD-based representation learning, and …

Emotion Recognition From Full-Body Motion Using Multiscale Spatio-Temporal Network

Body motion is an important channel for human communication and plays a crucial role in automatic emotion recognition. This work proposes a multiscale spatio-temporal network that captures coarse-grained and fine-grained affective information …

A Gait Assessment Framework for Depression Detection Using Kinect Sensors

As depression becomes more commonplace in society, the timely and effective detection of the signs of depression for its prevention and early treatment becomes more important. Gait analysis can provide a contactless and low-cost method for depression …

Resting-State Electroencephalographic Signatures Predict Treatment Efficacy of tACS for Refractory Auditory Hallucinations in Schizophrenic Patients

This study investigates whether resting-state EEG signatures can predict the treatment efficacy of transcranial alternating current stimulation (tACS) for refractory auditory hallucinations in schizophrenia. Resting-state EEG data from patients were …

Depression recognition using a proposed speech chain model fusing speech production and perception features

Audio-based depression recognition is a useful auxiliary tool for early screening, but many existing methods focus mainly on speech perception features and overlook vocal-tract changes. This work proposes a machine speech chain model for depression …

An Application of Affective Computing on Mental Disorders: A Resting State fNIRS Study

Affective computing is important for making computers smarter. When emotion can be quantified, machines can understand it. This study aims to apply affective computing to mental disorders, and to classify healthy people and mentally illnesses. For …

A novel automatic classification detection for epileptic seizure based on dictionary learning and sparse representation

Electroencephalogram (EEG) signals play an important role in the epilepsy detection. In the past decades, the automatic detection system of epilepsy has emerged and performed well. In this paper, a novel sparse representation-based epileptic seizure …