Facial thermal and blood perfusion patterns of human emotions: Proof-of-Concept
El objetivo del trabajo fue realizar un estudio preliminar de prueba de concepto para evaluar emociones mediante imágenes termográficas y algoritmo de perfusión sanguínea; las imágenes se obtuvieron para la línea de base y valencia positiva y negativa según el protocolo de la base de datos de imágen...
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Aristizábal Tique, Víctor Hugo
Henao Pérez, Marcela
López Medina, Diana Carolina
Zambrano Cruz, Renato
Díaz Londoño, Gloria
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- Imagen térmica infrarroja
Psicofisiología
Arousal
Valencia emocional
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Thermal infrared imaging
Psychophysiology
Arousal
Emotional valence
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El objetivo del trabajo fue realizar un estudio preliminar de prueba de concepto para evaluar emociones mediante imágenes termográficas y algoritmo de perfusión sanguínea; las imágenes se obtuvieron para la línea de base y valencia positiva y negativa según el protocolo de la base de datos de imágenes afectivas de Ginebra. El El algoritmo de perfusión sanguínea se basa en la ecuación de transporte de calor. La temperatura media y la sangre. Se determinó perfusión en frente, ojos periorbitarios, mejillas, nariz y labio superior. Absoluto y se calcularon las diferencias porcentuales entre las valencias y la línea de base. Para valencia negativa, un disminución de la temperatura y la perfusión sanguínea se observó en los ROI, y el efecto fue mayor en el lado izquierdo que en el lado derecho. En valencia positiva, la temperatura y la perfusión sanguínea aumentaron en algunos casos, mostrando un patrón complejo. La temperatura y perfusión de la nariz se redujo para ambas valencias, lo cual es indicativo de la dimensión de excitación. Se encontró que las imágenes de perfusión sanguínea tenían un mayor contraste; las diferencias porcentuales en las imágenes de perfusión sanguínea son mayores que las obtenidas en termografía imágenes Además, las imágenes de perfusión sanguínea y la respuesta vasomotora son consistentes, por lo tanto, pueden ser un mejor biomarcador que el análisis termográfico en la identificación de emociones. |
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Journal of Thermal BiologyAristizábal Tique, Víctor HugoHenao Pérez, MarcelaLópez Medina, Diana CarolinaZambrano Cruz, RenatoDíaz Londoño, Gloria1122023-08-22T20:17:07Z2023-08-22T20:17:07Z2023-01-1003064565https://doi.org/10.1016/j.jtherbio.2023.103464https://hdl.handle.net/20.500.12494/52514Aristizabal-Tique, V. H., Henao-Pérez, M., López-Medina, D. C., Zambrano-Cruz, R., & Díaz-Londoño, G. (2023). Facial thermal and blood perfusion patterns of human emotions: Proof-of-Concept. Journal of Thermal Biology, 112, 103464.El objetivo del trabajo fue realizar un estudio preliminar de prueba de concepto para evaluar emociones mediante imágenes termográficas y algoritmo de perfusión sanguínea; las imágenes se obtuvieron para la línea de base y valencia positiva y negativa según el protocolo de la base de datos de imágenes afectivas de Ginebra. El El algoritmo de perfusión sanguínea se basa en la ecuación de transporte de calor. La temperatura media y la sangre. Se determinó perfusión en frente, ojos periorbitarios, mejillas, nariz y labio superior. Absoluto y se calcularon las diferencias porcentuales entre las valencias y la línea de base. Para valencia negativa, un disminución de la temperatura y la perfusión sanguínea se observó en los ROI, y el efecto fue mayor en el lado izquierdo que en el lado derecho. En valencia positiva, la temperatura y la perfusión sanguínea aumentaron en algunos casos, mostrando un patrón complejo. La temperatura y perfusión de la nariz se redujo para ambas valencias, lo cual es indicativo de la dimensión de excitación. Se encontró que las imágenes de perfusión sanguínea tenían un mayor contraste; las diferencias porcentuales en las imágenes de perfusión sanguínea son mayores que las obtenidas en termografía imágenes Además, las imágenes de perfusión sanguínea y la respuesta vasomotora son consistentes, por lo tanto, pueden ser un mejor biomarcador que el análisis termográfico en la identificación de emociones.The objective of the work was to realize a preliminary study of proof-of-concept to evaluate emotions using thermographic images and blood perfusion algorithm; the images were obtained for baseline and positive and negative valence according to the protocol of the Geneva Affective Picture Database. The blood perfusion algorithm is based on the heat transport equation. The average temperature and blood perfusion in forehead, periorbital eyes, cheeks, nose and upper lips were determined. Absolute and percentage differences between the valences and the baseline were calculated. For negative valence, a decrease in temperature and blood perfusion was observed in the ROIs, and the effect was greater on the left side than on the right side. In positive valence, the temperature and blood perfusion increased in some cases, showing a complex pattern. The temperature and perfusion of the nose was reduced for both valences, which is indicative of the arousal dimension. The blood perfusion images were found to be greater contrast; the percentage differences in the blood perfusion images are greater than those obtained in thermographic images. Moreover, the blood perfusion images, and vasomotor answer are consistent, therefore, they can be a better biomarker than thermographic analysis in identifying emotions.https://scienti.minciencias.gov.co/cvlac/visualizador/generarCurriculoCv.do?cod_rh=0000448249https://orcid.org/0000-0002-7880-5883https://scienti.minciencias.gov.co/gruplac/jsp/visualiza/visualizagr.jsp?nro=00000000005961victor.aristizabalt@campusucc.edu.cohttps://scholar.google.es/citations?user=EbGraxIAAAAJ&hl=es103464Universidad Cooperativa de ColombiaDesarrollo de sofwareMedellínhttps://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/abs/pii/S0306456523000050Journal of Thermal Biology[1] P. J. Lang, “The emotion probe: Studies of motivation and attention.,” Am. Psychol., vol. 50, no. 5, pp. 372–385, 1995. [2] V. Kosonogov et al., “Facial thermal variations: A new marker of emotional arousal.,” PLoS One, vol. 12, no. 9, p. e0183592, 2017. [3] D. Redolar Ripoll, Neurociencia cognitiva. 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