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Are people happy when they smile? Affective assessments based on automatic smile genuineness identification

2020-09-27

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<p>Smiles are one of the most ubiquitous facial expressions. They are often interpreted as a signalling cue of positive emotion. However, as any other facial expression, smiles can also be voluntarily fabricated, masked or inhibited with different communication goals. This review discusses automatic identification of smile genuineness. First, emotions and their bodily manifestation are introduced. Second, an overv...

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Literature Corpus work: 864dec7b-f0a1-558f-839f-ecf602ab3d15
DOI: 10.31234/osf.io/bvc6p

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