Automatic Detection and Prediction of Cybersickness Severity using Deep Neural Networks from user’s Physiological Signals
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Paul Rad | Dakai Zhu | Rifatul Islam | Yonggun Lee | Mehrad Jaloli | Imtiaz Muhammad | Yufei Huang | John Quarles | Dakai Zhu | P. Rad | J. Quarles | Yufei Huang | Rifatul Islam | Mehrad Jaloli | Yonggun Lee | Imtiaz Muhammad
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