Relationship between Depression Level and Bio-signals by Emotional Stimuli

@inproceedings{Jang2016RelationshipBD,
  title={Relationship between Depression Level and Bio-signals by Emotional Stimuli},
  author={Eun-Hye Jang and Ah Young Kim and Sang-Hyebo Kim and Han Young Yu},
  booktitle={PhyCS},
  year={2016}
}
Recent studies in mental/physical health monitoring have noted to improve health and wellbeing with the help of Information and Communication Technology (ICT) and in particular, application of biosensors has mainly done because signal acquisition by non-invasive sensors is relatively simple as well as bio-signal is less sensitive to social/cultural difference. Prior to developing a depression monitoring system based on non-invasive bio-signals, we examined a relationship of depressive level and… 
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