Chapter 11. Facial Expression Analysis
Facial expression recognition is the last stage of AFEA systems. The facial changes can be identified as facial action units or prototypic emotional expressions (see Section 2.1 for definitions). Depending on if the temporal information is used, in this chapter we classified the
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