| 研究生: |
朱炳丞 Zhu, Bing-Cheng |
|---|---|
| 論文名稱: |
膚電圖、心電圖與臉部肌電圖分析情感圖片所引起的情感區分 Using Skin Conductance, EKG, Facial EMG to Discriminate Affect Induced by Affective Pictures |
| 指導教授: |
陳建旭
Chen, Chien-Hsu |
| 學位類別: |
碩士 Master |
| 系所名稱: |
規劃與設計學院 - 工業設計學系 Department of Industrial Design |
| 論文出版年: | 2021 |
| 畢業學年度: | 109 |
| 語文別: | 英文 |
| 論文頁數: | 71 |
| 中文關鍵詞: | 情緒 、情感圖片 、情感分析 、自我評估量表 、生理訊號 |
| 外文關鍵詞: | emotion, affective pictures, affect discrimination, Self-Assessment Manikin, physiological signal |
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情緒是一個抽象的心理狀況,影響著我們生活許多方面,如判斷力、生產力與睡眠狀況等等,認知與管理自身情緒是現代人的重要課題之一,現今有許多情緒辨識的應用,然而臉部辨識與自評量表皆有不足之處,隨著感測器的微型化,觀測生理訊號相比以前變得容易許多,且膚電訊號、心電圖與皺眉肌肌電圖亦被證實與情感圖片有相關性,因此本研究想藉由生理訊號來分析情感圖片所引起的情感區分。使用國際情感圖片系統提供的圖片,與網路上類似內容之圖片作為實驗媒材,讓受測者在觀看情感圖片時,同時收取生理訊號,並且填寫SAM量表,隨後以成對T檢定分析觀看圖片時,生理訊號的趨勢,歸納結果後得出女性比男性更容易對情感圖片有生理訊號的反應,且心跳頻率在觀看圖片時的反應,比其餘兩個訊號還要強烈。有明顯生理訊號趨勢的情感為男性興奮、男性抑鬱、女性興奮、女性放鬆、女性抑鬱以及女性焦慮。且發現以SAM量表測量網路圖片後,結果亦與原始國際情感圖片系統之數據相仿,顯示其內容能夠有效引起情感。
Emotion is an abstract psychological condition that affects many aspects of our lives, such as judgment, productivity, and sleep status. Recognizing and managing one's own emotions is one of the critical topics of modern people. There are many applications of emotion detection today. However, facial recognition and self-report have their shortcomings. With the miniaturization of sensors, the detection of physiological signals has become much more comfortable than before. Skin electrical signals, electrocardiograms, and electrograms between the eyebrows have also been confirmed to be related to affective pictures. Therefore, this research aims to analyze the affective discrimination caused by affective pictures through physiological signals. The pictures provided by the International Affective Picture System and similar content pictures on the Internet are used to conduct experiments with similar content pictures collected on the Internet. Subjects' physiological signals are measured while looking at the affective pictures simultaneously. Self-assessment Manikin will be filled after looking at pictures. Then apply paired sample T-test to analyze the trend of physiological signals produced while watching pictures. The result shows that women are more prone to respond to affective pictures than men in the physiological signal. And the heartbeat frequency is usually more discrimination to the affective pictures than the other two signals when viewing them. Affect with apparent physiological signal trends are male excitement, male depression, female excitement, female relaxation, female depression, and female anxiety. And after conducting the Self-assessment Manikin on pictures from the Internet, it was found that the result is similar to the original data of the International Affective Picture System. Pointing that their content can effectively induce affect.
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