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. 2019 May 14;19(10):2218. doi: 10.3390/s19102218

Table 7.

Summery of selected measurements with significant differences between the 6 elicited emotions from both English and Arabic clips based on the ANOVA group test. SCL, Skin Conductivity Level.

Measurement # Significant Features
Facial AUs 36 Range and maximum duration of:
- decrease and increase of All 6 AUs
- increase velocity of AU1
Range and minimum duration of:
- decrease velocity of AU2
- decrease velocity of AU3
Rate of steady AU0 state
Range duration of:
- increase velocity of AU2 and AU5
- decrease velocity of AU5
Minimum duration of:
- decrease velocity of AU1
- increase velocity of AU4
Maximum duration of:
- increase velocity of AU5
- continuous movement of AU3
Head Pose 17 Rate and average duration of:
- fast yaw, roll and pitch movements
- continuous yaw, roll and pitch movements
Maximum duration of fast roll movement
Range and maximum duration of anticlockwise roll
Average and maximum duration of left yaw
Eye Activity 12 Range and maximum duration of
- open left, right and both eyes
Maximum duration of
- small and large pupil size for left and right eyes
SCL 11 Duration rate of increased changes of SCL
Maximum duration of high SCL
Range and minimum duration of low SCL
Average count of the occurrence of:
- increase changes of SCL
- steady state and continuous change of SCL
Temperature 22 Range and std of temperature
Maximum duration of high temperature
Average, std and var of temperature velocity changes
std and var of temperature acceleration changes
Average, range, minimum and maximum duration of
low temperature
Rate of steady state and continuous change of temperature
Rate of increase change of temperature
Average duration of decrease change of temperature
Average count of occurrence of:
- increase change of temperature
- steady state and continuous change of temperature
Total Features 98

#: number of total selected features based on the ANOVA group test, std: standard deviation, var: variance, For AUs’ illustration, see Figure 3.