In 2007, the Transportation Security Administration introduced a program (which Ekman consulted on, but later distanced himself from) that trained officers to try to identify potential terrorists via
facial expression and behavior.
However, this pales in comparison to a human's ability to register more than 10,000
facial expressions. So, the team used computers with deep-learning algorithms for information processing, and were able to classify many expressions into just seven emotion categories--fear, surprise, happiness, disgust, sadness, anger, and neutral.
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Facial expression recognition simulation experiment based on local features and monogenic binary coding
Future work includes the application of feature selection such as uLBP to further reduce the dimension of the CD-LBP for real-time
facial expression recognition.
They plugged the words into search engines popular in 31 countries across North America, South America, Europe, Asia and Australia, and ended up with approximately 7.2 million images of
facial expressions across a variety of cultures.
This week, (https://appleinsider.com/articles/18/11/27/future-version-of-animoji-might-add-voice-sound-effects-based-on-user-expressions) AppleInsider discovered that Apple filed a patent application for "Voice effects based on
facial expressions" on Feb.
Based on the performance evaluated through Automatic
Facial Expression Recognition Software, the responses from each of the frame was judged with score compared with human perceptual data to finally select videos from two male and two female actors.
A team led by researchers from the Max Planck Institute for Informatics in Saarbrcken has developed a software package that can adapt actors mouth movements and whole
facial expressions to match the films translation.
She asked him: "So what about someone like Simon Weston, who can't necessarily show his
facial expressions, given what happened to him at the Falklands, when he was so hideously burned?
Puppy dog eyes is a
facial expression that, in humans, closely resembles sadness.
The "reading of
facial expressions" is not limited to that of the "patient's face." The
facial expression of the physician is vital too, as in the often needed "neutral
facial expression" in discovering something during the physical examination of the patient.
Human
facial expressions as adaptations: Evolutionary questions in
facial expression research.
