Deep Learning-Based Emotion Detection

In order to make artificial intelligence smarter by detecting user emotions, this project analyzes and determines the current type of human emotions through computer vision, semantic recognition and audio feature classification. In facial expression recognition, for the problems of large number of parameters and poor real-time performance of expression recognition methods based on deep learning, Wang Weimin and Tang Yang Z. et al. proposed a face expression recognition method based on multilayer feature fusion with light-weight convolutional networks, which uses an improved inverted residual network as the basic unit to build a lightweight convolutional network model. Based on this method, this experiment optimizes the traditional CNN MobileNet model and finally constructs a new model framework ms_model_M, which has about 5% of the number of parameters of the traditional CNN MobileNet model. ms_model_M is tested on two commonly used real expression datasets, FER-2013 and AffectNet, the accuracy of ms_model_M is 74.35% and 56.67%, respectively, and the accuracy of the traditional MovbliNet model is 74.11% and 56.48% in the tests of these two datasets. This network structure well balances the recognition accuracy and recognition speed of the model. For semantic emotion detection and audio emotion detection, the existing models and APIs are used in this experiment.