Learning Stylized Character Expressions from Humans
Deepali Aneja, Alex Colburn, Gary Faigin, Linda Shapiro, and Barbara, Mones

TL;DR
DeepExpr is a deep learning system that transfers human facial expressions to stylized characters, utilizing a new dataset and perceptual model to improve expression transfer accuracy and consistency.
Contribution
The paper introduces DeepExpr, a novel deep learning framework with a new stylized character dataset and perceptual model for expression transfer from humans to characters.
Findings
High correlation between predicted and expert rankings
Effective expression retrieval on stylized character dataset
Validated with Mechanical Turk experiments
Abstract
We present DeepExpr, a novel expression transfer system from humans to multiple stylized characters via deep learning. We developed : 1) a data-driven perceptual model of facial expressions, 2) a novel stylized character data set with cardinal expression annotations : FERG (Facial Expression Research Group) - DB (added two new characters), and 3) . We evaluated our method on a set of retrieval tasks on our collected stylized character dataset of expressions. We have also shown that the ranking order predicted by the proposed features is highly correlated with the ranking order provided by a facial expression expert and Mechanical Turk (MT) experiments.
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Taxonomy
TopicsFace recognition and analysis · Image Retrieval and Classification Techniques · Handwritten Text Recognition Techniques
