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Abstract
The cognitive aspects like perception, problem-solving, thinking, task performance, etc., are immensely influenced by emotions making it necessary to study emotions. The best state of emotion is the positive unexcitedstate,alsoknownastheHighValenceLowArousal(HVLA)stateoftheemotion.Thepsychologists endeavourtobringthesubjectsfromanegativelyexcitedstateofemotion(LowValenceHighArousalstate) toapositiveunexcitedstateofemotion(HighValenceLowArousalstate).Inthefirstpartofthisstudy, afour-classsubjectindependentemotionclassifierwasdevelopedwithanSVMpolynomialclassifier usingaverageEventRelatedPotential(ERP)anddifferentialaverageERPattributes.Thevisuallyevoked Electroencephalogram(EEG)signalswereacquiredfrom24subjects.Thefour-classclassificationaccuracy was83%usingaverageERPattributesand77%usingdifferentialaverageERPattributes.Inthesecond partofthestudy,themeditativeinterventionwasappliedto20subjectswhodeclaredthemselvesnegatively excited(inLowValenceHighArousalstateofemotion).TheEEGsignalswereacquiredbeforeandafter themeditativeintervention.Thefour-classsubjectindependentemotionclassifierdevelopedinStudy1 correctlyclassifiedthese20subjectstobeinanegativelyexcitedstateofemotion.Aftertheintervention,16 subjectsself-assessedthemselvestobeinapositiveunexcited(HVLA)stateofemotion(whichshowsthe interventionaccuracyof80%).Testingafour-classsubjectindependentemotionclassifierontheEEGdata acquiredafterthemeditativeinterventionvalidated13of16subjectsinapositiveunexcitedstate,yielding anaccuracyof81.3%.
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