Facial Emotion Recognition in Real Time

expressions vary dynamically. Most applications of emotion recognition examine static images of facial expressions. We investigate the applica-tion of convolutional neural networks (CNNs) to emotion recognition in real time with a video input stream. Given the computational requirements and complexity of a CNN,

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