Towards an "In-the-Wild" Emotion Dataset Using a Game-based Framework
Abstract
In order to create an "in-the-wild" dataset of facial emotions with large number of balanced samples, this paper proposes a game-based data collection framework. The framework mainly include three components: a game engine, a game interface, and a data collection and evaluation module. We use a deep learning approach to build an emotion classifier as the game engine. Then a emotion web game to allow gamers to enjoy the games, while the data collection module obtains automatically-labelled emotion images. Using our game, we have collected more than 15,000 images within a month of the test run and built an emotion dataset "GaMo". To evaluate the dataset, we compared the performance of two deep learning models trained on both GaMo and CIFE. The results of our experiments show that because of being large and balanced, GaMo can be used to build a more robust emotion detector than the emotion detector trained on CIFE, which was used in the game engine to collect the face images.
Cite
@article{arxiv.1607.02678,
title = {Towards an "In-the-Wild" Emotion Dataset Using a Game-based Framework},
author = {Wei Li and Farnaz Abtahi and Christina Tsangouri and Zhigang Zhu},
journal= {arXiv preprint arXiv:1607.02678},
year = {2016}
}
Comments
This paper is accepted at CVPR 2016 Workshop