Unleashing Facial Expression Recognition for Stress Detection Using Deep CNN Model.
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The technology and field of study known as Facial Emotion Recognition (FER) focuses on recognising and deciphering human facial expressions to ascertain emotions. It incorporates aspects of psychology, machine learning, and computer vision. Considering its ability to analyse facial expressions and spot signs of stress or emotional distress, FER plays a vital role in the detection of stress. Microexpressions are fleeting, uncontrollably expressed facial expressions that convey true feelings. These ephemeral expressions, which are frequently linked to stress, can be captured by FER systems. With its capacity to manage intricate patterns and variances in face expressions, FER utilising deep learning has grown in popularity. A novel FER system was designed to overcome issues that plague current FER systems, such as imbalanced datasets and robustness to noisy inputs. Large datasets are handled effectively by FER employing Deep CNN because of its architecture, which is built for high-dimensional input like images. Leveraging FER using Deep CNN achieves notable performance improvements, attaining an accuracy of 95.65 % and F1 score of 94.02%. Deep learning-based FER marks a substantial advancement in our ability to recognize and decipher facial expressions that convey emotions. FER technology has the ability to revolutionize several fields by improving intuition and sensitivity to human emotions through further development and thoughtful assessment of ethical ramifications. FER systems will advance in sophistication as science and technology develop, offering more profound understanding of human emotional states and promoting improved human-machine interactions. |
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2025
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Procedia Computer Science
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259
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| Number of Pages |
306-315,
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Elsevier B.V.
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18770509 (ISSN)
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https://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/pii/S1877050925010762?via%3Dihub
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10.1016/j.procs.2025.03.332
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| Alternate Title |
Procedia Comput. Sci.
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Conference Proceedings
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