Sensing emotional valence and arousal dynamics through automated facial action unit analysis
Junyao Zhang,
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Wataru Sato,
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Naoya Kawamura
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et al.
Scientific Reports,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
14(1)
Published: Aug. 22, 2024
Information
about
the
concordance
between
dynamic
emotional
experiences
and
objective
signals
is
practically
useful.
Previous
studies
have
shown
that
valence
dynamics
can
be
estimated
by
recording
electrical
activity
from
muscles
in
brows
cheeks.
However,
whether
facial
actions
based
on
video
data
analyzed
without
electrodes
used
for
sensing
emotion
remains
unknown.
We
investigated
this
issue
of
participants'
faces
obtaining
arousal
ratings
while
they
observed
films.
Action
units
(AUs)
04
(i.e.,
brow
lowering)
12
lip-corner
pulling),
detected
through
an
automated
analysis
data,
were
negatively
positively
correlated
with
subjective
valence,
respectively.
Several
other
AUs
also
or
ratings.
Random
forest
regression
modeling,
interpreted
using
SHapley
Additive
exPlanation
tool,
revealed
non-linear
associations
arousal.
These
results
suggest
expression
to
estimate
states,
which
could
applied
various
fields
including
mental
health
diagnosis,
security
monitoring,
education.
Language: Английский
A Fair Contribution Measurement Method for Federated Learning
Sensors,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
24(15), P. 4967 - 4967
Published: July 31, 2024
Federated
learning
is
an
effective
approach
for
preserving
data
privacy
and
security,
enabling
machine
to
occur
in
a
distributed
environment
promoting
its
development.
However,
urgent
problem
that
needs
be
addressed
how
encourage
active
client
participation
federated
learning.
The
Shapley
value,
classical
concept
cooperative
game
theory,
has
been
utilized
valuation
services.
Nevertheless,
existing
numerical
evaluation
schemes
based
on
the
value
are
impractical,
as
they
necessitate
additional
model
training,
leading
increased
communication
overhead.
Moreover,
participants'
may
exhibit
Non-IID
characteristics,
posing
significant
challenge
evaluating
participant
contributions.
have
greatly
affected
accuracy
of
global
model,
weakened
marginal
effect
participants,
led
underestimated
contribution
measurement
results
participants.
Current
work
often
overlooks
impact
heterogeneity
aggregation.
This
paper
presents
fair
scheme
addresses
need
computations.
By
introducing
novel
aggregation
weight,
it
enhances
measurement.
Experiments
MNIST
Fashion
dataset
show
proposed
method
can
accurately
compute
contributions
Compared
baseline
algorithms,
significantly
improved,
with
similar
time
cost.
Language: Английский