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Rodrigo Simon Bavaresco2019

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Design and evaluation of a context-aware model based on psychophysiology

Rodrigo Simon Bavaresco · Jorge Luís Victória Barbosa · Henrique Damasceno Vianna · Paulo César Büttenbender · Lucas Pfeiffer Salom�ão Dias

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Published2019-12-26

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ISSN-L0169-2607

Languageen

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