Prediction of Emotional Score of the multiple faces of a Photo Frame through Facial Emotion Recognition using the Deep Convolutional Neural Network
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The facial movement of his or her is an important mark of understanding the emotion. The emotions are of different categories like angry, sad, neutral, happy, disgust, fear, surprise, etc. To classify the image into an appropriate class of emotion using the deep Convolutional neural network is a more scientific approach of classification. The classification is not only from the current observations but also from the past evidence, i.e. a training model is used to do this job. In this research article, we developed a model that derives the perception of a frame that consists of multiple faces by measuring each of its facial emotions. The developed model, therefore, claimed to be more efficient and robust against the variety of inputs.
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