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Facial expression classification In still images Angel Gutirrez, Montse Pards Introduction Face detection Contour detection Expression estimation System implementation - DEA Results Conclusions Surprise Basic expressions (Ekman i


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Facial expression classification In still images

Angel Gutiérrez, Montse Pardàs

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Introduction Face detection Contour detection Expression estimation System implementation - DEA Results Conclusions

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INTRODUCTION

· Basic expressions (Ekman i Friesen – 1971)

Joy Sad Neutral Anger Surprise

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INTRODUCTION

Objective

  • To develop an automatic system which can

recognize a facial expression in a still image.

Applications

  • Monitor for drivers
  • Stress detection
  • Facial coder
  • Entertainment/ Games
  • etc.
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INTRODUCTION

Generic scheme. Methods.

INPUT IMAGE FACE DETECTION INFORMATION EXTRACTION FACIAL EXPRESSION EXPRESSION DECISION

· Viola and Jones · Region based · Gabor Wavelets filters · Active appearance models · Dense motion fields · Feature points tracking · Hidden Markov Models · Neural Networks · Probabilistic models

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FACE DETECTION FEATURES DETECTION EXPRESSION DECISION

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FACE DETECTION

Viola and Jones:

· Fast search · Robust to background · Uses local texture features · Trains classifiers for face/non-face classes · Uses a cascade of classifiers structure (Adaboost)

Region-based:

· Refines the face detection to obtain a better initizialization

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FACIAL FEATURE CONTOUR DETECTION

Model based method Active Shape Models Active Appearance Models

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FACIAL FEATURE CONTOUR DETECTION

Based on Active Appearance Model software implemented by Stegmann*

* M. B. Stegmann, B. K. Ersbøll, R. Larsen, FAME - A Flexible Appearance Modelling Environment, IEEE Transactions on Medical Imaging, vol. 22(10),

  • pp. 1319-1331, Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers (IEEE), 2003
  • Facial feature contours are represented by a 58 points model
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FACIAL EXPRESSION

Class 1, Class 2, ... Class N. Class 1, Class 2, ... Class N.

CLASSIFIER SYSTEM INPUT DATA KNOWN OUTPUT LABELED DATABASE

Bayesian framework with probabilistic model: Mixture of multivariate gaussians, trained with EM for each class

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RESULTS

Database

· 192 labeled images.

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RESULTS

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RESULTS

TEST 1 TEST 1

FACE DETECTION FEATURES DETECTION EXPRESSION DECISION

95,47% H A N Su Sa H 96% 0% 0% 4% 0% A 0% 98% 0% 0% 2% N 0% 0% 94% 6% 0% Su 4% 0% 3% 93% 0% Sa 0% 0% 3% 0% 97%

95,47 %

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RESULTS

TEST 2 TEST 2

FACE DETECTION FEATURES DETECTION EXPRESSION DECISION

84,66% H A N Su Sa H 96% 0% 2% 2% 0% A 6% 79% 4% 4% 8% N 0% 3% 69% 13% 16% Su 0% 0% 4% 96% 0% Sa 0% 3% 14% 0% 83%

84,66 %

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CONCLUSIONS

· Automatic system for facial expression detection in 3 stages:

FACE DETECTION FACIAL FEATURE CONTOURS DET. EXPRESSION CLASSIFICATION

·Correct classification rate 85 %, with 5 classes. · Only frontal faces. Problems with facial hair and sometimes with glasses