Using Multimodal Measuring Systems as a Psycho-Physiological Analytics

Fatima Isiaka 

Zainab Adamu

Abstract

The concept of Psychophysiological measures is described as the physiological measures used in indexing psychological and cognitive constructs such as psychological processes and states. Most work has explored the mind-body relationships in scientific phenomena in a confined environment. One of the problems most study faces is the difference in latency for the physiological response for all starting points due to differences in variations in terms of individual and skin and body texture. This paper approaches this in a more confined approach by conducting an experimental setup as a pilot study and using the generated data as an input matrix to the cognitive physiological analytics that embeds multimodal sensors of physiological reading through fingerprint moisture detection. The response state is predicted using the dynamic controls that respond to basic filtered response output through a second differential equation. The resulting output is an interface that summarises the models’ performance and response parameters.

Keywords: Psychophysiological response, Cognitive state, Cognitive modelling, Skin conductance response, Skin temperature, Pupil response

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