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Alshamrani, 2021 - Google Patents

An advanced stress detection approach based on processing data from wearable wrist devices

Alshamrani, 2021

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9677569770167500864
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Alshamrani M
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Int. J. Adv. Comput. Sci. Appl

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Today's busy lifestyle often leads to frequent stress, the accumulation of which may lead to severe consequences for humans. Smartwatches are widely distributed and accessible, and as such deserve intelligent solutions that deal with the processing of such collected data and …
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