Stress detection (acute / prolonged / affect) leaderboard

WESAD: accuracy

2 reported results for stress detection (acute / prolonged / affect) on WESAD, ranked by accuracy. Top reported: A cross-subject stress recognition method…

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This page ranks every result ChatPPG has recorded for stress detection (acute / prolonged / affect) on WESAD, measured by Accuracy (higher is better). Each number is copied from the publication cited in its row, and ranks apply only within this dataset and metric.

Stress detection (acute / prolonged / affect): WESAD, Accuracy. Reported rankings; evaluation protocols may differ.
RankMethod & evaluationAccuracy↑ Higher is better
1A cross-subject stress recognition method integr

A cross-subject stress recognition method integrating bidirectional cross-modal multi-path fusion and adaptive adversarial learning (WESAD; in Chinese)

Evaluation details

cross-subject (scheme and number of classes not stated in English abstract); multimodal fusion + subject-adversarial training

Weights: not released

Reported as of: 2026-10-27

0.9158
2BLP
Evaluation details

chest ECG 700 Hz → 61 HRV features, 60-s windows / 0.25-s shift; subject-independent 5-fold CV; UAR 0.808, MCC 0.614 in body

Label set: binary (baseline+amusement vs stress)

Weights: not released

Reported as of: 2026-10-19

0.823

Rows are ranked only within this task × dataset × metric. Protocols can differ; read each method's evaluation details before comparing. Latest reported row: 2026-10-27.

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@misc{chatppg_stress_wesad_accuracy,
  author       = {{ChatPPG}},
  title        = {{WESAD accuracy leaderboard: stress detection (acute / prolonged / affect)}},
  year         = {2026},
  month        = oct,
  howpublished = {\url{https://chatppg.com/research/leaderboards/stress/wesad-accuracy}},
  note         = {ChatPPG Research Hub}
}
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title: "WESAD accuracy leaderboard: stress detection (acute / prolonged / affect)"
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date-released: "2026-10-27"