An End-to-End Deep Learning Regressor for Predicting Stress Levels from Physiological Signals

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  • P. Vemulamma, Balla Laxmi Prasanna, Adupa Bharath Chand, Vemula Harsha Vardhan Reddy , M. Rohith

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Keywords: Deep Learning, Stress Monitoring, Regression models, Machine Learning, Physiological Signals.

Abstract

Stress monitoring via physiological signals has the potential to transform healthcare by enablingobjective, continuous assessment, yet existing workflows remain fragmented relying on episodicquestionnaires, manual scoring, and separate scripts for machine-learning. To address, we developeda desktop application with a Tkinter graphical user interface that guides users through data ingestion,preprocessing, model training

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Published

2025-04-23

How to Cite

P. Vemulamma, Balla Laxmi Prasanna, Adupa Bharath Chand, Vemula Harsha Vardhan Reddy , M. Rohith. (2025). An End-to-End Deep Learning Regressor for Predicting Stress Levels from Physiological Signals. Journal of Computational Analysis and Applications (JoCAAA), 34(4), 500–509. Retrieved from https://eudoxuspress.com/index.php/pub/article/view/2322

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