Action Unit Detection
Action unit (AU) detection, a crucial aspect of facial expression analysis, aims to automatically identify and quantify individual muscle movements in the face, providing a fine-grained representation of emotional states. Current research emphasizes improving AU detection accuracy by addressing challenges like data scarcity and imbalance through techniques such as video masked autoencoders, transformer networks, and multi-modal learning (integrating audio and visual data). These advancements are driven by the need for robust and reliable AU detection in diverse contexts, impacting applications in human-computer interaction, affective computing, and social robotics.
Papers
Choose Settings Carefully: Comparing Action Unit detection at Different Settings Using a Large-Scale Dataset
Mina Bishay, Ahmed Ghoneim, Mohamed Ashraf, Mohammad Mavadati
Which CNNs and Training Settings to Choose for Action Unit Detection? A Study Based on a Large-Scale Dataset
Mina Bishay, Ahmed Ghoneim, Mohamed Ashraf, Mohammad Mavadati