Human Emotion Detection using Eeg Sensor

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Abstract

This is a data visualization art piece using 10 seconds of mind waves recordings of the human, captured with EEG sensor.10 seconds of Alpha, Beta, Gamma & Theta brain waves while meditating are recorded, the different wave channels are categorized to state when the right brain representing artistic brain activity, isolating the ranges for each channel when the brain channels were more meditating and imaginative. Based on the waves of the brain obtained, we will be able to deduce few attributes such as attention span and mood. The moods we will be trying to assess and display here the level of happiness, sadness, anger along with attention span and meditation level (Concentration level).

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Arakere, M. G., Seal, A., … Nithya, V. (2020). Human Emotion Detection using Eeg Sensor. International Journal of Engineering and Advanced Technology, 9(5), 409–413. https://doi.org/10.35940/ijeat.e9326.069520

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