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. 2020 May 29;15(5):e0233545. doi: 10.1371/journal.pone.0233545

Table 4. Difference between the the “time to reported-fatigue” and “time to detected-fatigue” in seconds using different thresholds for the fatigue detection algorithm.

Time-gap was calculated only for those subjects who had instances of both reported and detected fatigue. For the other participants, the time-gap could not be calculated due to the absence of a reported-fatigue because of the reasons mentioned above. Also, a few other subjects had a negative time-gap due to reporting fatigue prior to automatically detecting fatigue.

Participant No Group 2-STD 3-STD 4-STD 5-STD
Subject 1 Intervention -248.228 -338.228 -338.228 147.772
Subject 3 Control 1 406.949 375.946 375.946 333.946
Subject 4 Control 2 -348 NA NA NA
Subject 5 Control 2 83.545 NA NA NA
Subject 9 Intervention 841.576 829.574 829.574 829.574
Subject 12 Intervention 737.331 707.329 707.329 659.329
Subject 18 Intervention 376.438 250.438 16.438 4.438
Subject 19 Intervention 268.725 NA NA NA
Subject 21 Intervention 1043.206 1037.206 1037.206 1013.204
Subject 22 Control 2 198.03 198.03 198.03 198.03
Subject 23 Control 2 -69.189 NA NA NA
Subject 24 Control 2 324.039 294.037 288.037 228.037
Subject 26 Control 2 277.493 115.493 109.493 79.493
Subject 30 Control 2 91.181 49.179 43.179 7.179