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Effects of Anxiety and Chronotype on Sleep Quality: Advantages of Evening Chronotype in the Post-Pandemic Era
Chronobiology in Medicine,
2024
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Understanding Physiological Responses of Students Over Different Courses
Proceedings of the 2024 ACM International Symposium on Wearable Computers,
2024
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Does Social Monitoring Reduce Procrastination? Findings from a Five-Day Study
International Journal of Human–Computer Interaction,
2024
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Lecture Notes in Computer Science,
2021
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Sensor-Based Prediction of Mental Effort during Learning from Physiological Data: A Longitudinal Case Study
Signals,
2021
DOI:10.3390/signals2040051
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Sensor-Based Prediction of Mental Effort during Learning from Physiological Data: A Longitudinal Case Study
Signals,
2021
DOI:10.3390/signals2040051
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Using Machine Learning to Train a Wearable Device for Measuring Students’ Cognitive Load during Problem-Solving Activities Based on Electrodermal Activity, Body Temperature, and Heart Rate: Development of a Cognitive Load Tracker for Both Personal and Classroom Use
Sensors,
2020
DOI:10.3390/s20174833
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[8]
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Using Machine Learning to Train a Wearable Device for Measuring Students’ Cognitive Load during Problem-Solving Activities Based on Electrodermal Activity, Body Temperature, and Heart Rate: Development of a Cognitive Load Tracker for Both Personal and Classroom Use
Sensors,
2020
DOI:10.3390/s20174833
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