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This study introduces an integrated system for real-time human emotion assessment, combining objective physiological data and subjective self-reports for comprehensive emotionality analysis.

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Area of Science:

Psychology
Biomedical Engineering
Computer Science

Background:

Human emotion assessment traditionally relies on either objective physiological signal analysis or subjective self-reported adjectives.
Existing methods often lack real-time integration and comprehensive analysis of both objective and subjective emotional indicators.

Purpose of the Study:

To develop an integrated system for real-time human emotion assessment.
To measure and analyze changes in both objective and subjective emotionality simultaneously.
To enable comprehensive emotionality assessment through integrative analysis.

Main Methods:

Development of a real-time subjective emotionality assessment (RTSEA) system.
Development of a real-time objective emotionality assessment (RTOEA) system using physiological signal measurement and analysis.
Integration of RTSEA and RTOEA into a synthetic emotionality assessment system.

Main Results:

The developed system enables real-time measurement of physiological signals and subjective emotionality.
The system facilitates integrative analysis of objective and subjective emotional data.
Individual or combined utilization of RTSEA and RTOEA is supported for flexible emotional assessment.

Conclusions:

The integrated system offers a novel approach to comprehensive human emotion assessment.
Real-time, integrative analysis of objective and subjective emotionality is achievable.
The system holds potential for diverse applications in psychology and affective computing.