Search Results for author: Charles. E. Hughes

Found 5 papers, 0 papers with code

An Efficient Integration of Disentangled Attended Expression and Identity FeaturesFor Facial Expression Transfer andSynthesis

no code implementations1 May 2020 Kamran Ali, Charles. E. Hughes

In this paper, we present an Attention-based Identity Preserving Generative Adversarial Network (AIP-GAN) to overcome the identity leakage problem from a source image to a generated face image, an issue that is encountered in a cross-subject facial expression transfer and synthesis process.

Generative Adversarial Network

Facial Expression Representation Learning by Synthesizing Expression Images

no code implementations30 Nov 2019 Kamran Ali, Charles. E. Hughes

Representations used for Facial Expression Recognition (FER) usually contain expression information along with identity features.

Facial Expression Recognition Facial Expression Recognition (FER) +2

All-In-One: Facial Expression Transfer, Editing and Recognition Using A Single Network

no code implementations16 Nov 2019 Kamran Ali, Charles. E. Hughes

In this paper, we present a unified architecture known as Transfer-Editing and Recognition Generative Adversarial Network (TER-GAN) which can be used: 1. to transfer facial expressions from one identity to another identity, known as Facial Expression Transfer (FET), 2. to transform the expression of a given image to a target expression, while preserving the identity of the image, known as Facial Expression Editing (FEE), and 3. to recognize the facial expression of a face image, known as Facial Expression Recognition (FER).

Disentanglement Facial Expression Recognition +2

Facial Expression Recognition Using Disentangled Adversarial Learning

no code implementations28 Sep 2019 Kamran Ali, Charles. E. Hughes

This expression representation is disentangled from identity component by explicitly providing the identity code to the decoder part of DE-GAN.

Facial Expression Recognition Facial Expression Recognition (FER) +3

Hand2Face: Automatic Synthesis and Recognition of Hand Over Face Occlusions

no code implementations1 Aug 2017 Behnaz Nojavanasghari, Charles. E. Hughes, Tadas Baltrusaitis, Louis-Philippe Morency

We then propose a model for facial occlusion type recognition to differentiate between hand over face occlusions and other types of occlusions such as scarves, hair, glasses and objects.

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