Communication Dans Un Congrès Année : 2025

Physiological Single trial decoding of art interest

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Both well-being and aesthetic experience are correlated with physiology. Thus, optimizing art presentation to evoke desirable mental states in virtual environments based on physiological states could have beneficial effects on user experience and well-being. However, single trial aesthetic experience decoding from physiological signals has not been well studied. We tested a Support Vector Machine classifier with cardiac and electrodermal features to decode art interest. Although, average performance was poor (54%), the model yielded high accuracy beyond chance level for a few participants. This shows that art interest can, at least for some individuals, be decoded from single trial physiological data.

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hal-05449184 , version 1 (08-01-2026)

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Marc Welter, Axel Bouneau, Martinez Jesus Casal, Redmond Erin, Jonathan Baum, et al.. Physiological Single trial decoding of art interest. NAT 2025 - NeuroAdaptive Technolgy Conference, Apr 2025, Berlin, Germany. ⟨hal-05449184⟩
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