Alter Ego - Live Video Classification of Facial Expression
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چکیده
1. Introduction. The methodology and results described in this paper relate to research for the Alter Ego project (Wright et al., 2005), an art/science collaboration that led to a publicly accessible interactive installation which has been shown in museums and galleries nationally. In essence, a 3D image of the autonomous 'alter ego' of the user is created as a mirror reflection in real time. Initially, this 'alter ego' behaves like a mirror, reflecting the subject's face on the screen and mimicking his or her expressions. After a short period, the image no longer behaves like a mirror, but responds to expressions made by the user in semi-deterministic way.
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