Recent studies show that emotions can be considered as different subjective processes.In this paper we describe (MEMO)-E-2-M-2, a new multimodal database including signals from electroencephalogram (EEG), functional near-infrared spectroscopy (fNIRS) and autonomic data recorded during emotions elicitation by means o fdifferent stimulations: visual-stimuli (International Affective Picture System, IAPS), interactional scripts (IS, brief interactional sketches) and memory stimulation on autobiographic basis (autobiographic memories, AM). (MEMO)-E-2-M-2 has been designed to host big-data from heterogeneous sources. Although there are many databases for measuring emotions, the present study used a new measurement dataset for the recording of neurophysiological emotions pathways when they are self-generated by recalling in mind past life experiences (AM) and when external stimulations elicit them (IAPS; IS). (MEMO)-E-2-M-2 will be made publicly available to allow neuroscientists a better insight into brain mechanisms to study new signal processing and classification strategies of emotional signals to be used for studying human-computer interfaces.

A preliminary structured database for Multimodal Measurements and Elicitations of EMOtions: (M2E2MO)

Polsinelli, M;Placidi, G
2019-01-01

Abstract

Recent studies show that emotions can be considered as different subjective processes.In this paper we describe (MEMO)-E-2-M-2, a new multimodal database including signals from electroencephalogram (EEG), functional near-infrared spectroscopy (fNIRS) and autonomic data recorded during emotions elicitation by means o fdifferent stimulations: visual-stimuli (International Affective Picture System, IAPS), interactional scripts (IS, brief interactional sketches) and memory stimulation on autobiographic basis (autobiographic memories, AM). (MEMO)-E-2-M-2 has been designed to host big-data from heterogeneous sources. Although there are many databases for measuring emotions, the present study used a new measurement dataset for the recording of neurophysiological emotions pathways when they are self-generated by recalling in mind past life experiences (AM) and when external stimulations elicit them (IAPS; IS). (MEMO)-E-2-M-2 will be made publicly available to allow neuroscientists a better insight into brain mechanisms to study new signal processing and classification strategies of emotional signals to be used for studying human-computer interfaces.
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