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Detecting and monitoring fatigue: a review
1. Detecting and Monitoring Mental
Fatigue: A review
University of Minho
Department Of Informatics
André Pimenta – apimenta@di.uminho.pt
Paulo Novais – pjon@di.uminho.pt
José Neves – jneves@di.uminho.pt
February 14, 2014
DETECTING AND MONITORING MENTAL FATIGUE: A REVIEW
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2. Contents
Motivation Review
What is Fatigue?
Fatigue Detection
Fatigue Measures
Physiological Measures
Performance Measures
Subjective Measures
Others Factors
Conclusions
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3. Motivation
Contribution to CAMCoF Project.
Analysis of a Human behavior.
Exposure Current systems
Different ways of fatigue detection
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4. What is Fatigue?
Lack of energy, physical exertion, physical discomfort, lack of motivation, and
sleepiness.
◦ Mental fatigue: dificulties with concentration, attention, visual perception, and
somnolence.
◦ Physical fatigue: loss of muscle strength, speed or agility, thus limiting the performance
of physical tasks.
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5. Categories of Fatigue?
◦ Acute Fatigue: which occurs normally between a pair of major sleep periods.
◦ Cumulative fatigue: which accumulates over period of days or weeks to the insufficient
recovery from successive periods of acute fatigue.
◦ Chronic fatigue: Psychoneurotic syndrome characterized by difficulty in committing
oneself to an aggressive course of action.
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7. Fatigue Detection
There are three different ways to detect and monitor mental fatigue:
◦ Physiological Measurements:
◦ Human Performance:
◦ Subjective Measures:
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8. Physiological Measurements
A way of measuring mental fatigue is to measure the physiologies responses to
behaviours of mental fatigue, response is usually measured by the energy
expended in perform a set of tasks.
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11. Performance
Performance decrement due to fatigue may be considered as a function which
compares the time on task and the total quantity and/or quality of work
performed in a given unit of time.
Factors of influence:
Task difficulty;
Task workload;
Motivation;
Type of Task;
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16. Others Factors
Age - Defines the mental age of the individual. It is important to understand the
expected cognitive abilities of the individual, which may have a tendency to degrade
with old age.
Gender - The mental states are different between men and women.
Professional occupation - Many occupations are intrinsically more tiresome or
exhausting than others.
Consumption of alcohol and drugs - The use of certain substances for short or
prolonged periods may cause dependencies and other effects that lead to a state
of mental fatigue.
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17. Conclusions
There are three different ways to detect fatigue.
Current systems do not consider the environment information.
User profile is often not taken into account.
Objective measures typically used for vehicle drivers.
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18. Detecting and Monitoring Mental
Fatigue: A review
University of Minho
Department Of Informatics
André Pimenta – apimenta@di.uminho.pt
Paulo Novais – pjon@di.uminho.pt
José Neves – jneves@di.uminho.pt
February 14, 2014
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