A Study on Facial Expression and First Impression Through Machine Learning
Won‐Chan Lee, DaeKyun Yoon
Abstract
Won‐Chan Lee, DaeKyun Yoon
Abstract
The first impression is very important in human relationships. It forms in a short time and lasts long. The influence of the first impression is so great that many people want to have a good first impression. Unfortunately, the specific way to make a good first impression was not revealed. Instead, there are many abstract ways like make a smile. However, it is not clear what kind of smile is fit. Because there are so many kinds of smile. So, it's not a specific way for anyone. In this research, we are going to analyze facial expressions and first impression with numerical data by utilizing machine learning. After finding the feature that determines the good first impression and proposes a specific way to make a good first impression.
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The first impression is very important in human relationships. It forms in a short time and lasts long. The influence of the first impression is so great that many people want to have a good first impression. Unfortunately, the specific way to make a good first impression was not revealed. Instead, there are many abstract ways like make a smile. However, it is not clear what kind of smile is fit. Because there are so many kinds of smile. So, it's not a specific way for anyone. In this research, we are going to analyze facial expressions and first impression with numerical data by utilizing machine learning. After finding the feature that determines the good first impression and proposes a specific way to make a good first impression.
Key concepts: Impression, Precedent, Impression formation, Facial expression, Computer science, Expression (computer science), Face (sociological concept), Feature (linguistics)