Description
Face Emotion Recognition Using Support Vector Machine
ABSTRACT:-
The project presents speech emotion recognition from speech signals based on features analysis, trained by SVM and classified by NN-classifier. Automatic Face emotion recognition (SER) plays an important role in HCI systems for measuring people’s emotions and has dominated psychology by linking expressions to groups of basic emotions (i.e., anger, disgust, fear, happiness, sadness, and surprise). The recognition system involves Face emotion detection, features extraction, SVM and selection, and finally classification. These features are useful to distinguish the maximum number of samples accurately and the NN classifier based on discriminate analysis is used to classify the six different expressions. The simulated results will be shown that the filter-based feature extraction with the used classifier gives much better accuracy with lesser algorithmic complexity than other Face emotion expression recognition approaches. Face Emotion Recognition Using Support Vector Machine
System Analysis
Existing Systems
- LBP
- Clustering
- KN
- Segmentation
PROPOSED SYSTEM:
- SVM
- Haar cascade
- IN
Advantages
- Counting is attained accurately
- Less time consumption
Face Emotion Recogntion Using Support Vector Machine
Block Diagram
Requirement Specifications
Hardware Requirements
- system
- 4 GB of RAM
- 500 GB of Hard disk
SOFTWARE REQUIREMENTS:
- MATLAB 2014 and above
Face Emotion Recogntion Using Support Vector Machine
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