Detection of Driver's Fight or Flight Reaction by Spatio-Temporal Spectrum Differential Analysis ofFacial Skin Thermogram

Detection of Driver's Fight or Flight Reaction by Spatio-Temporal Spectrum Differential Analysis ofFacial Skin Thermogram

Before a person has a car accident, he may have several “close calls.” These “close calls” may cause a person to experience tension and fear. People experience the “fight or flight reaction” (FFR) under such circumstances, as it is known that people exhibit the FFR when they feel anxiety, strain, or...

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