FACIAL EMOTION AND FACE MASK DETECTION

Authors

  • Vishnu Dinesh Department of Computer science and engineering, Jain University School of computer science and engineering, Bangalore, India
  • Arun Prakash Department of Computer science and engineering, Jain University School of computer science and engineering, Bangalore, India
  • Amal Dasan Department of Computer science and engineering, Jain University School of computer science and engineering, Bangalore, India

DOI:

https://doi.org/10.17605/OSF.IO/QP8C7

Abstract

In today's world mostly work is going through the machine and their uses are increasing constantly they are helping in manpower and making our work easy and faster. Machine learning is giving the machine a perc eption, which can lead them to do a variety of tasks such as the variety of detections regarding human face like face mask detection combined with facial emotions. During the development of this project, we used deep learning neural network over images for clarification for different emotions and with masks, without masks. Our model will detect a person is wearing a mask or not if ‘ it will detect the mask and if ‘ it will detect emotion in a face.

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2021-07-21

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Vol. 8 No. 07 (2021): IJIERT

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