Face emotion detection

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I am facing problem in finding how to form patches on human faces.How to select the different points on human face to form a mesh on the face.I am refering the "Connected vibrations: a modal analysis approach for non-rigid motion tracking " this paper.You may get this on google..Please help if you know how to start with these.

Posted 16-Mar-12 21:17pm

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Richard MacCutchan 17-Mar-12 4:52am

I don't think anyone here is going to download a technical paper from Google just to try and guess what your problem is. This forum is for answering specific technical questions.

Member 8456001 17-Mar-12 9:45am

Sorry.My question is how to select points to create patches on the face.My algorithm contains a face tracking system based on modal analysis in which they have created 16 patches on face.But I did not understand how to select the points on face to create a patch.Please if possible help me.

Richard MacCutchan 17-Mar-12 10:25am

Face tracking/detection is a fairly wide subject. I think you will need to use Google to look for suggestions.

Member 8456001 17-Mar-12 13:08pm

Thank you sir :)..

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Wes Aday · Accepted Answer · 2012-03-17T06:14:00

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As Richard said, this is for asking and answering specific questions. Your question cannot be answered in a couple of forum posts. If you did not understand the paper you refer to, perhaps you can contact the author to explain it.

Posted 17-Mar-12 6:14am

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Wonde Tadesse 17-Mar-12 12:37pm

5+

[no name] 17-Mar-12 17:00pm

Thanks

Sergey Alexandrovich Kryukov 5-Apr-12 2:23am

My 5. Poor author, though... :-)
--SA