Lab facial expression

Issue Date : June Abstract Facial expression is widely used as a measure of pain in infants; whether nonhuman animals display such pain expressions has never been systematically assessed. Goadsby, P. Recognizing non-verbal cues, which constitute a large percentage of our communication, is a prime facet of building emotionally intelligent systems. Methods 53 , 55—63 Cultural background is not the only factor creating noticeable differences in perception—there are much more subtle, peculiar, and individual influences as well.

Measure the emotions hiding under facial expressions. To contact the researcher If you have questions or concerns about this research, please contact prof. Typical results. Get presentation ready reports.