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Mood, Stress and Sleep Sensing with Wearable Sensors and Mobile Phone

July 17, 2018

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Sano,A., Taylor,S., Jaques,N., Chen,W., Lopez-Martinez,D., Nosakhare,E., Rudovic,O., Umematsu,T., and Picard,R., "Mood, Stress and Sleep Sensing with Wearable Sensors and Mobile Phone," The 40th International Conference of the IEEE Engineering in Medicine and Biology Society (EMBC), July 2018.

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This paper highlights lessons learned from a four-year ambulatory study, developed to measure Sleep, Networks, Affect, Performance, Stress, and Health using Objective Techniques (SNAPSHOT), which was run in seven cohorts of college students (N=321), collecting continuous wearable and mobile phone data, typically for a month each. This paper overviews the objectives of this study, challenges faced, and some key findings focused on detecting sleep patterns and detecting and forecasting mood changes.

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