| CPC A61B 5/165 (2013.01) [A61B 5/02438 (2013.01); A61B 5/0533 (2013.01); A61B 5/1118 (2013.01); G06V 10/809 (2022.01); G06V 20/46 (2022.01); G06V 40/23 (2022.01)] | 20 Claims |

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1. A method for detecting short-term stress of a subject person and providing alerts in an indoor environment, comprising:
receiving heart rate, galvanic skin response data, and accelerometer data from a wearable device;
capturing image frames using a camera;
performing, by a processor, a bio-signals analysis in accordance with the heart rate and the galvanic skin response data, comprising:
generating heart rate statistical data of the heart rate;
generating galvanic skin response statistical data of the galvanic skin response data;
mapping the heart rate statistical data into a heart rate index;
mapping the galvanic skin response statistical data into a skin conductance index; and
data fusing the heart rate index and skin conductance index to obtain a bio-signals index, wherein the bio-signals index indicates changes in the heart rate and the galvanic skin response data;
performing, by the processor, a skeletal motion analysis in accordance with the image frames to generate one or more motion states and activeness, comprising:
determining a set of joint coordinates of joint pose of the subject person from each of the image frames;
identifying a set of landmarks from the set of joint coordinates;
if the set of landmarks cannot be identified, performing a reconstruction of landmarks using an approximation of motion of the subject person from the image frames with the accelerometer data to reconstruct the set of landmarks;
generating a skeletal motion sequence from the set of landmarks; and
predicting the motion states and activeness of the subject person, comprising applying a graphic convolution network (GCN) in classifying the skeletal motion sequence into different motion states and activeness based on a trained model; and
performing, by the processor, data fusion to determine the short-term stress in accordance with the bio-signals index and the motion states and activeness.
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