IEEE Access Special Section Editorial: Behavioral Biometrics for Ehealth and Well-Being

The development of non-intrusive technologies to perform continuous health monitoring and enable automatic warnings is a challenging current issue. Behavioral biometrics such as speech, handwriting, gait can play crucial role. In fact, these signals convey several components: • one related the physical part which enables user make action (e.g., finger, hand, arm, etc.); • cognitive refers mental abilities (learning, thinking, reasoning, remembering, problem-solving, decision-making, attention); learned includes culture, habits, personalization, etc.; contingent contour one, acquisition device, emotional state, specific task/action be performed, environment, plays