ArvaNet: Deep Recurrent Architecture for PPG-Based Negative Mental-State Monitoring
IEEE Transactions on Computational Social Systems(2021)
摘要
Depression and anxiety are a couple of pernicious mental states, which may affect lifestyle and quality and even become the primary causes of disability worldwide. Hence, daily monitoring of the mental states is significant for avoiding possible injury. Dynamics of the human blood vascular system convey significant information on recording the emotion and the mental state, which can be monitored via photoplethysmography (PPG). It is one of the best schemes with the advantages of nonintrusiveness and low cost. Conventional approaches for PPG signal analysis usually depend on handcrafted feature extraction and classification, thus resulting in a lack of feature discrimination and difficulties in generalization. In this article, we propose an attentive deep recurrent architecture called Arousal-valence Networks (ArvaNets), which benefits from graph convolutional networks and recurrent neural networks. Our approach overcomes the limitations of previous methods by automatically extracting the learnable spatial representations from a rigorous custom data set as semantic motifs to infer immediate emotions, which are mapped to a 2-D arousal-valence coordinate system. Finally, we exploit long short-term memory (LSTM) units to output the mental states by incorporating the temporal factor. During the entire inference, we propose a spatiotemporal attention mechanism based on correlation fractal dimensions (CFDs) and time-averaged wall shear stress (TAWSS) to capture and stress the key subtle motifs for performance optimization. Experimental results demonstrate the proposed architecture has enough competitiveness in the tasks of emotion and mental-state recognition for daily monitoring.
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Long short-term memory (LSTM),negative mental-state monitoring,photoplethysmography (PPG),semantic graph inference,spatiotemporal attention
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