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ISBN 978-952-5726-09-1 (Print)<br />

Proceedings of the Second International Symposium on Networking and Network Security (ISNNS ’10)<br />

Jinggangshan, P. R. China, 2-4, April. 2010, pp. 227-229<br />

Emotion Recognition of EMG Based on BP<br />

Neural Network<br />

Xizhi Zhu<br />

School of Physical & Electronics Engineering, Taizhou University, Taizhou, China<br />

zxztzc@126.com<br />

Abstract— This paper presents the emotion recognition of<br />

BP neural network classifier. Experiment analyzes wavelet<br />

transform of surface Electromyography (EMG) to extract<br />

the maximum and minimum multi-scale wavelet coefficients<br />

firstly. And then we enter the two kinds of structural<br />

feature vector classifier for emotion recognition. The<br />

experimental results show that both classifiers shows a<br />

effective recognition on the four kinds of emotions, joy,<br />

anger, sadness, pleasure, etc. Also the experimental results<br />

show that feature vector extracted by wavelet transform can<br />

characterize emotional patterns, and it has a stronger<br />

emotional recognition effect than the traditional classify<br />

method.<br />

Index Terms—Surface Electromyography(EMG)Signal;<br />

Emotional Recognition; Wavelet Transform; BP Neural<br />

Network<br />

I. INTRODUCTION<br />

The study of emotion recognition has an important<br />

significance in understanding human emotions in the role<br />

of human intelligence. In daily life, human intelligence<br />

not only shows in the normal rational thinking and logical<br />

reasoning ability, but also in the normal emotional<br />

capabilities. In computer science, this ability to promote<br />

the establishment of a friendly man-machine interface is<br />

of great significance. As the deepening of affective<br />

computing, the request for emotion recognition<br />

[1, 2]<br />

technology will be correspondingly enhanced.<br />

The MIT media experiment team led by Professor<br />

Picard collected a 20-day physiological signal from eight<br />

kinds of emotions of an actor when performing<br />

deliberately, to extract the value of demographic<br />

characteristics using way of Fisher Projection [2] . At last<br />

they get 83% of the emotion recognition rate [3] . In<br />

Augsburg University, Germany, Johannes Wagner and<br />

others got approximately 80% of the emotion recognition<br />

rate on a subject's evoked in the music under joy, anger,<br />

sadness, pleasure of the four kinds of EMG signal by the<br />

use of physical K-nearest neighbor, linear discriminant<br />

function and multi-layer in 25 days [4] . Among them,<br />

Yang Ruiqing and Liu Guangyuan led the feature<br />

selection by the use of discrete binary particle swarm<br />

optimization (BPSO), proving that the method of BPSO<br />

on physiological signal for feature selection is feasible [5] .<br />

Also Niu Xiaowei and Liu Guangyuan selected the most<br />

representative characteristics of the corresponding optimal<br />

combination of emotional states by using the genetic<br />

algorithms, proving that the optimization problem, the<br />

genetic feature selection algorithm being used to identify<br />

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the choice of the combinational optimal portfolio of the<br />

physiological signal recognition optimal emotional<br />

characteristics, is feasible [6] .<br />

In this paper, the method of Wavelet Transform is<br />

used in surface EMG aiming for non-stationary features of<br />

surface EMG signal in order to extract more effective,<br />

reliable, robust signal characteristics. This will help<br />

improve the recognition rate of the surface EMG. Also<br />

this paper uses the surface EMG signal with objective data<br />

for six-scale decomposition of surface EMG with the<br />

method of wavelet transform and extract the maximum of<br />

multi-scale wavelet coefficients, constructing 14-<br />

dimensional feature vector, then we input into the BP<br />

neural network for emotion pattern recognition.<br />

II. RECOGNITION METHODS OF EMOTIONAL MOTION<br />

BP neural network is a multi-level error feedback<br />

network proposed by Rumelhart and Mc Clelladn in 1985.<br />

It uses the difference between the actual output and the<br />

desired output to correct the connection weight of the<br />

network and the threshold of each node in each layer<br />

from back to front. BP neural network contains an input<br />

layer, a middle layer (hidden layer) and an output layer.<br />

There is a full connectivity between the upper and lower<br />

layers and no connections between neurons in each layer.<br />

For the input signal, it needs to spread towards to hidden<br />

layer nodes and transformed by the function, then<br />

transmit the input signal of hidden layer nodes to the<br />

output layer nodes. Usually, the transfer function of BP<br />

neural network is Sigmoid Type differentiable function,<br />

which can achieve arbitrary non-linear mapping between<br />

the input and output, so BP network has been widely<br />

applied in pattern recognition, function approximation<br />

and other areas [7, 8] .<br />

The three nodes of the BP network is represented as:<br />

Input layer Hidden layer Output layer<br />

Figure 1. BP neural network structure

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