LiuUlrich-ListenToYourHeart-StressPredictionUsingConsumerHeartRateSensors.pdf

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1 Listen to Your Heart: Stress Prediction Using Consumer Heart Rate Sensors David Liu, Mark Ulrich {davidcyl, mark.ulrich}@cs.stanford.edu Final Project, Stanford CS 229: Machine Learning, Autumn 2013-2014 F Abstract—Galvanic skin response (GSR) is commonly used to measure 2 Data Set and Features short-term emotional and cognitive stress, but measuring GSR…

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