\section{Experimental Results and Discussion}
In this section, we report the result of assessing neonatal procedural pain for all the 31 subjects (Section VI.A) as well as the results of assessing pain for a specific group such as a female group of neonates (Section VI.B). We also provide a comparison of our results with the results of existing similar works (Section VI.C).
\subsection{General Model}
To assess neonatal procedural pain, we conducted two set of experiments. In the first experiment, we used a single pain response to classify the emotional state of 31 neonates into pain or no-pain (unimodel). In the second experiment, we combined different pain responses, using feature-fusion and decision-fusion, to classify the emotional state
In this section, we report the result of assessing neonatal procedural pain for all the 31 subjects (Section VI.A) as well as the results of assessing pain for a specific group such as a female group of neonates (Section VI.B). We also provide a comparison of our results with the results of existing similar works (Section VI.C).
\subsection{General Model}
To assess neonatal procedural pain, we conducted two set of experiments. In the first experiment, we used a single pain response to classify the emotional state of 31 neonates into pain or no-pain (unimodel). In the second experiment, we combined different pain responses, using feature-fusion and decision-fusion, to classify the emotional state