Emotion Detection C#

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I'm doing my final year project.

My project called facial expression software using face recognition engine. So it require luxand to detect the facial expression of a still image. Whether the image is happy or other emotional. Anyone have any ideas ?

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Posted 4-Jun-14 22:28pm

Ya Wen

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Richard MacCutchan 5-Jun-14 4:44am

Anyone have any ideas?
Yes, choose a different project; one that is more within your skill and knowledge level.

Dave Kreskowiak 13-Sep-15 20:08pm

Have a virtual 5 sir!

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Take a look at the article - Human Emotion Detection from Image[^].

Posted 4-Jun-14 22:34pm

Tadit Dash (ତଡିତ୍ କୁମାର ଦାଶ)

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Ya Wen 5-Jun-14 4:36am

Does it require luxand ? Because I need to use it.

Emre Ataseven 5-Jun-14 5:16am

Did you buy luxand?

Ya Wen 5-Jun-14 5:59am

Nope. 30 Temporary only. My Lecturer haven give me yet..

Member 11896606 18-Sep-15 17:23pm

Hi do you have any idea of how to start it
i stil have a mounth to end it
iam using OpenCv

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Hi guys

Iam trying to do a similar project
where i used speech
and want to add facial motion recognise
Can somebody please help me with that
iam out of time...

Posted 13-Sep-15 12:40pm

Member 11896606

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Dave Kreskowiak 13-Sep-15 20:10pm

Define "out of time"? Is it due next week, because if it is, you're screwed.

No, nobody is going to just hand over a project that does this. If you go and use someone's code and turn it is as your own your prof is going to know and you're going to fail.

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Rob Philpott · Accepted Answer · 2014-06-04T22:36:00

Whoa! That's quite a challenge.

Here's what I'd do:

Some parts of the face are fixed, others move. What you need to do is track the moving parts. using some sort of image detection (edges, probably) you need to convert a face into a collection of interconnected points.

Once you can do that, start feed in some real photos of happy and sad expressions. Then you need to build a correlation engine to work out which way each face is going. You could do this algorithmically, but there'd be kudos in trying a neural network.

I actually tried something similar in my final year project. Didn't work but I still got a good mark.

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