Active affective facial analysis for human-robot interaction
Shuzhi Sam Ge, Hooman Samani, Yin Hao Janus Ong, Chang Chieh Hang
- 发表年份
- 2008
- 引用次数
- 13
摘要
In this paper, we present an active vision system for human-robot interaction purposes that includes robust face detection, tracking, recognition and facial expression analysis. The system will search for human faces in view, zoom on the face of interest based on the face recognition database, track it and finally analyze the emotion parameters on the face. After detection using Haar-cascade classifiers, the variable parameters of the camera are changed adaptively to track the face of the subject by employing the Camshift algorithm, and to extract the facial features which are used for face recognition and facial expression analysis. Embedded Hidden Markov Model is used for face recognition and nonlinear facial mass-spring model is employed to describe the facial muscle’s tension. The motion signatures are then classified using Multi-layer Perceptrons for facial expression analysis. This system can be used as a comprehensive and robust vision package for a robot to interact with human beings.
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