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Computational modeling of social face perception in humans: Leveraging the active appearance model

2018-07-03

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Face processing plays a central role in human social life. Humans readily infer social traits (e.g. attractiveness and trustworthiness) from a stranger’s face. Previous attempts to characterize the facial (physiognomic) features underlying social processing have lacked either systematicity or interpretability. Here, we utilize a statistical framework to tackle this problem, by learning a vector space to represent...

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85616faa-a6fe-5f9b-8cb8-8d21fc187323
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10.1101/360776
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