Simultaneous Analysis of Far Infrared Signals From Periorbital and Nostril Areas for Nonintrusive Lie Detection: Performance From Real Case Study

This paper highlights our simultaneous analysis of two-dimensional far-infrared data around the two periorbital and the nostril areas for nonintrusively evaluating the deception level of the subject. In our proposed approach, measured changes in maximum skin temperatures around two periorbital regio...
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Autor*in:	Sumriddetchkajorn, Sarun [verfasserIn] Somboonkaew, Armote Sodsong, Tawee Promduang, Itthipol Sumriddetchkajorn, Niti Prada-in, Thawatchai

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Sprache:	Englisch

Erschienen:	2015

Schlagwörter:	classification rate scoring criteria Non-intrusive analysis automatic baseline classification Thailand Thermal imaging cameras infrared imaging skin respiration pattern relative blood flow velocity nonintrusive lie detection Polygraph test Blood flow far infrared signals psychology standard polygraph test two-dimensional far-infrared data image classification haemodynamics Non-invasive physiological monitoring Temperature measurement periorbital areas time 2 year maximum temperatures deception level Lie detection real case study biomedical optical imaging simultaneous analysis medical image processing maximum skin temperatures far-infrared signatures involuntary reflexes nostril areas Infrared technology Cameras pneumodynamics minimum temperatures Standards two-year field test study Face biothermics

Übergeordnetes Werk:	Enthalten in: Journal of lightwave technology - New York, NY : IEEE, 1983, 33(2015), 16, Seite 3406-3412
Übergeordnetes Werk:	volume:33 ; year:2015 ; number:16 ; pages:3406-3412

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DOI / URN:	10.1109/JLT.2014.2371466

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abstract	This paper highlights our simultaneous analysis of two-dimensional far-infrared data around the two periorbital and the nostril areas for nonintrusively evaluating the deception level of the subject. In our proposed approach, measured changes in maximum skin temperatures around two periorbital regions are converted to the change in the relative blood flow velocity. A signature of the respiration pattern is also simultaneously determined in terms of the ratio of the measured maximum and minimum temperatures in the nostril area. Our simultaneous analysis of these two far-infrared signatures is similar to the standard polygraph test in that more than one of our involuntary reflexes is examined at once. Our two-year field test study covers 18 examination tests on subjects who are suspected in involving in real crime cases in Thailand. Based on our automatic baseline classification and scoring criteria, we obtain a promising classification rate of 88.9%, which is about 10% improvement compared to our analysis using far-infrared data from either the periorbital or nostril area alone.
abstractGer	This paper highlights our simultaneous analysis of two-dimensional far-infrared data around the two periorbital and the nostril areas for nonintrusively evaluating the deception level of the subject. In our proposed approach, measured changes in maximum skin temperatures around two periorbital regions are converted to the change in the relative blood flow velocity. A signature of the respiration pattern is also simultaneously determined in terms of the ratio of the measured maximum and minimum temperatures in the nostril area. Our simultaneous analysis of these two far-infrared signatures is similar to the standard polygraph test in that more than one of our involuntary reflexes is examined at once. Our two-year field test study covers 18 examination tests on subjects who are suspected in involving in real crime cases in Thailand. Based on our automatic baseline classification and scoring criteria, we obtain a promising classification rate of 88.9%, which is about 10% improvement compared to our analysis using far-infrared data from either the periorbital or nostril area alone.
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