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Showing 1 to 18 of 18 for “"Facial Action Coding System"”.
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Application of Automated Facial Expression Analysis and Facial Action Coding System to Assess Affective Response to Consumer Products
… to better understand consumer experiences. A systematic review of the existing literature was performed that focused on the Facial Action Coding System (FACS) and its use to investigate consumer affect and characterize human emotional response to product-based stimuli, which revealed …
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Facial expressions emotional recognition with NAO robot
Human-robot interaction research is diverse and covers a wide range of topics. All aspects of human factors and robotics are within the purview of HRI research so far as they provide insight into how to improve our understanding in developing effective tools, protocols, and systems to enhance HRI. …
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Efficient facial animation integrating Euclidean and geodesic distance-based algorithms into radial basis function interpolation.
Facial animation has been an important research topic during the last decades. There has been considerable effort on the efficient creation of realistic and believable facial expressions. Among various approaches for creating believable movements in human facial features, one of the most common …
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Modelling facial action units using partial differential equations.
… thesis discusses a novel method for modelling facial action units. It presents facial action units model based on boundary value problems for accurate representation of human facial expression in three-dimensions. In particular, a solution to a fourth order elliptic Partial Differential …
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FACIAL EXPRESSION DISCRIMINATES BETWEEN PAIN AND ABSENCE OF PAIN IN THE NON-COMMUNICATIVE, CRITICALLY ILL ADULT PATIENT
… paralyzed or mechanically ventilated) patient. Facial expressions are considered among the most reflexive and automatic nonverbal indices of pain. The facial expression component of pain assessment tools include a variety of facial descriptors (wincing, frowning, grimacing, smile/relaxed) with …
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Le développement de la simulation des expressions faciales emotionnelles chez les enfants
… de simuler et de dissimuler des expressions faciales émotionnelles a été éxaminée auprès d'enfants dont l'âge variait entre 6 et 10 ans. Suite à la lecture de courtes histoires, les enfants devaient montrer avec leur visage comment les personnages exprimeraient leurs émotions (joie, colère et …
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Can the empathic underpinning of counselling psychologists detect gelotophobic responses to expressions of joy above non-counselling psychologists and psychology others?
… of joy negatively affect interpersonal interactions and could be a barrier to positive outcomes in therapy. This study investigated participants’ perceptions of gelotophobes and non-gelotophobes responding to expressions of joy and examined whether the empathic underpinnings of counselling …
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Judgment of feeling states from facial behavior: a bottom-up approach
… of judgment of affective feeling states from facial behavior. Previous work on the judgment of emotion from facial expressions has taken a more top-down approach; observers judged the emotional meaning of a wholistic facial expression. Individual facial movements have sometimes then been …
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A Study of Three Artificial Neural Networks Models' Ability to Identify Emotions from Facial Images
<p>Facial expressions conveying emotions are vital for human communication. They are also important in the studies of human interaction and behavioral studies. Recognition of emotions, using facial images, may provide a fast and practical approach that is noninvasive. Most previous studies of …
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Experimenter audience effects on young adults' facial expressions during pain.
Facial expression has been used as a measure of pain in clinical and experimental studies. The Sociocommunications Model of Pain (T. Hadjistavropoulos, K. Craig, & S. Fuchs-Lacelle, 2004) characterizes facial movements during pain as both expressions of inner experience and communications to other …
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Prenatal Testosterone, Empathy, Emotion Recognition, and Facial Mimicry in Women
… study examined whether individual differences in facial mimicry, emotion recognition, and empathy are related to prenatal testosterone (PT) exposure. Previous studies have found relationships among facial mimicry, emotion recognition, and selfreport empathy scores; further, imaging studies suggest …
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Une évaluation des activations musculaires dans les expressions faciales émotionnelles d'enfants dans un contexte de mensonge
… associés au mensonge (DePaulo, 1992). Une telle action requiert alors de nombreuses ressources cognitives, mais aussi un contrôle physiologique important. De ce fait, pour des raisons adaptives, le contrôle physiologique comme celui de l’expression faciale se développe à un très jeune âge chez …
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Transformative Science Education Through Action Research And Self-Study Practices
… arousal. Emotions are fundamental in human interactions because they are essential in the development of effective relationships of any kind and they can also mediate hostility towards others. I begin by presenting an impressionist auto-ethnography, which narrates a personal account of how …
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Spontaneous Facial Behavior Computing in Human Machine Interaction with Applications in Autism Treatment
… have affect-aware intelligent Human-Machine Interaction (HMI) systems, scientists and engineers have aimed to design interfaces which can emulate face-to-face communication. Such HMI systems are capable of detecting and responding upon users' emotions and affective states. One of the main …
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Effect of Emotion Regulation Strategies on the Pain Experience
… following the pain task, and following recovery. Facial expressions, heart rate, and galvanic skin response were recorded during the baseline, 10-trial pain task, and recovery periods. The Facial Action Coding System (Ekman, Friesen, & Hager, 2002) was used to quantify general and pain-related …
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Observers' Misperception of Pain in Older Adults with Dementia
… advanced dementia (i.e., possible alterations in facial expressions during pain) and observer biases (i.e., negative attitudes and beliefs about pain, aging and dementia) on the effective detection of pain via facial expression in older adults with dementia. In two parts, this project …
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Beyond words: investigating emotional expression and change talk in motivational interviewing for substance use treatment
Submission original under an indefinite embargo labeled 'Open Access'. The submission was exported from vireo on 2025-10-20 without embargo terms