FOR NOW WE SEE THROUGH AN AI DARKLY; BUT THEN FACE-TO-FACE: A BRIEF SURVEY OF EMOTION RECOGNITION IN BIOMETRIC ART.
Our knowledge about the facial expression of emotion may well be entering an age of scientific revolution. Conceptual models for facial behavior and emotion phenomena appear to be undergoing a paradigm shift brought on at least in part by advances made in facial recognition technology and automated...
| Publicado en: | Arts & Cultural Studies Review / Przegląd Kulturoznawczy no. 3; pp. 230 - 261 |
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Jagiellonian University Press
2020
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