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Facial Recognition and Emotion Detection


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Emotion Detection

Humans are used to non verbal communication. The emotions expressed increases the clarity of any thoughts and ideas. It becoms quite interesting when a computer can capture this complex feature of humans, ie emotions. This topic talks about building a model which can detect an emotion from an image. There key points to be followed are:

  1. Data gathering and augmentation

    The dataset taken was "fer2013". It can be downloaded through the link "https://github.com/npinto/fer2013". Image augmentation was performed on this data.

  2. Model building

    The model architecture consists of CNN Layer, Max Pooling, Flatten and Dropout Layers.

  3. Training

    The model was trained by using variants of above layers mentioned in model building and by varying hyperparameters. The best model was able to achieve 60.1% of validation accuracy.

  4. Testing

    The model was tested with sample images. It can be seen below:

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The model will be able to detect 7 types of emotions:-

Angry , Sad , Neutral , Disgust , Surprise , Fear , and Happy

Usage:

For Face Detection, and Emotion Detection Code

Refer to the notebook /Emotion_Detection.ipynb.
I have trained an emotion detection model and put its trained weights at /Models

Train your Emotion Detection Model

To train your own emotion detection model, Refer to the notebook /facial_emotion_recognition.ipynb

For Emotion Detection using Webcam

Clone the repo:

Run pip install -r requirements.txt
python Emotion_Detection.py

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