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Stress detection via keyboard typing behaviors by using smartphone sensors and machine learning techniques

Sağbaş et al., 2020

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9105714779262397618
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Sağbaş E
Korukoglu S
Balli S
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Journal of medical systems

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Stress is one of the biggest problems in modern society. It may not be possible for people to perceive if they are under high stress or not. It is important to detect stress early and unobtrusively. In this context, stress detection can be considered as a classification problem …
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