This paper proposes a pipeline for automatic group-level affect analysis. A deep neural network-based approach, which leverages on the facial-expression information, scene information and a high-level facial visual attribute information is proposed. A capsule network-based architecture is used to predict the facial expression. Transfer learning is used on Inception-V3 to extract global image-based features which contain scene information. Another network is trained for inferring the facial attributes of the group members. Further, these attributes are pooled at a group-level to train a network for inferring the group-level affect. The facial attribute prediction network, although is simple yet, is effective and generates result comparable to the state-of-the-art methods. Later, model integration is performed from the three channels. The experiments show the effectiveness of the proposed techniques on three ‘in the wild’ databases: Group Affect Database, HAPPEI and UCLA-Protest database.
Automatic Group Affect Analysis in Images via Visual Attribute and Feature Networks / Ghosh, S.; Dhall, A.; Sebe, N.. - (2018), pp. 1967-1971. (Intervento presentato al convegno ICIP tenutosi a Athens nel 2018) [10.1109/ICIP.2018.8451242].
Automatic Group Affect Analysis in Images via Visual Attribute and Feature Networks
N. Sebe
2018-01-01
Abstract
This paper proposes a pipeline for automatic group-level affect analysis. A deep neural network-based approach, which leverages on the facial-expression information, scene information and a high-level facial visual attribute information is proposed. A capsule network-based architecture is used to predict the facial expression. Transfer learning is used on Inception-V3 to extract global image-based features which contain scene information. Another network is trained for inferring the facial attributes of the group members. Further, these attributes are pooled at a group-level to train a network for inferring the group-level affect. The facial attribute prediction network, although is simple yet, is effective and generates result comparable to the state-of-the-art methods. Later, model integration is performed from the three channels. The experiments show the effectiveness of the proposed techniques on three ‘in the wild’ databases: Group Affect Database, HAPPEI and UCLA-Protest database.File | Dimensione | Formato | |
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