Mark Frank - RU HMS Symposium 2003 Deception, digitization, & counter-terror. Mark G. Frank School of Communication, Information, & Library Studies UCSF.

Slides:

Advertisements

Similar presentations

Facial Muscles By Nicky Adams.

Advertisements

Joe Flynn & Tasha Hanley DARWIN THE DETECTIVE: OBSERVABLE FACIAL MUSCLE CONTRACTIONS REVEAL EMOTIONAL HIGH-STAKES LIES.

Instructors Edition. Psychology in Action, 9 th ed. By Dr. Karen Huffman Facial Characteristics Jim Matiya Psychology in Action 9 th Edition Karen Huffman.

Scalp & Muscles of face D.Rania Gabr D.Sama. D.Elsherbiny.

Muscles of Facial Expression Lecture #4

Principle Skeletal Muscles 1

The Face and Facial Expression

Lecture 13: 10/13/04 Negotiating Strategy 1.Lies (and the Lying Liars who tell them) 2.Ethics 3.Wrap up.

Meta-Cognition, Motivation, and Affect PSY504 Spring term, 2011 March 16, 2010.

M. Frank & D. Metaxas - Rutgers HMS Symposium 2003 Computer vision approaches to identifying people and possible malfeasant behavior. Dimitris N. Metaxas.

Emotion, Intuition and “Hot” Thinking I.Psychological Perspectives on Emotion  the role of thinking in emotion II.Studying Emotion III.Blink: Thin Slicing.

So nification of the facial expressio ns New Interaction Techniques Department of Computer Science University of Tampere 27 February 2003 Guo Zhiguo Ioulia.

R_Ww&feature=relatedhttp:// R_Ww&feature=related.

The Face & Muscles of facial expressions

1 Modeling Facial Shape and Appearance M. L. Gavrilova.

Muscle of the Body Muscles of the Head.

Facial Muscles.

Laboratory of Computational Engineering Michael Frydrych, Making the head smile Smile? -> part of non-verbal communication Functions of non-verbal.

Multimedia System and Networking UTD Slide- 1 University of Texas at Dallas B. Prabhakaran Facial Expressions & Rigging.

EXPRESSED EMOTIONS Monica Villatoro. Vocab to learn * Throughout the ppt the words will be bold and italicized*  Emotions  Facial Codes  Primary Affects.

Human Head and Eye muscles. Epicranius (frontalis), Levator labii superioris, Orbicularis oculi, Orbicularis oris, Buccinator, Masseter, Zygomaticus,

Muscles of the Human Body!

1 Ying-li Tian, Member, IEEE, Takeo Kanade, Fellow, IEEE, and Jeffrey F. Cohn, Member, IEEE Presenter: I-Chung Hung Advisor: Dr. Yen-Ting Chen Date:

The Expression of Emotion: Nonverbal Communication.

Muscles of the Face, Head and Neck.  Muscles of the face originate on the surface of the skull and insert into the dermis of the skin…when the muscles.

Muscles of Face And Scalp Dr. Sama ul Haque.

Muscles of the face, head, and neck. Functions of muscles 1. Movement 2. Heat production 3. Maintain posture/body position.

Muscles of the Facial Expressions

In Your Face Body Language through facial expression.

Human Head, Neck, Eye muscles. Epicranius (frontalis), Levator labii superioris, Orbicularis oculi, Orbicularis oris, Buccinator, Masseter, Zygomaticus,

Facial Expression Recognition By: Stephanie Tsai Nazia Hashmi Michelle Aleong.

Head and Face Anatomy. The soft tissue that covers the vault of skull Extends from supraorbital margin to superior nuchal line.

Performance Driven Facial Animation

Myology Muscles of the Face.

Head and Neck Muscles Lance Lewis and Mark Rocha.

 Frontalis & Occipitalis  Platysma  Orbicularis oculi  Obribularis oris  Zygomaticus  Levator labii superioris.

Facial Expressions Recognition “Words lie, your face doesn’t”

Muscles of the Head, Face, & Neck. Frontalis Muscles of the Head, Face, & Neck Frontalis Occipitalis.

Muscles of Facial Expression

Muscles of Arm Head, Face and Neck

Muscles of the face, neck and shoulder area Unlike other muscles in the body, facial muscles are attached to the skin of the face. This is why we get.

The Muscular System Part 2: Identification.

Set 1 Muscles Face, Head, and Neck

Muscle Anatomy. Muscle Anatomy Terminology Fascia – thin connective tissue – provides support for muscle Tendon – connects muscle to bone (ropelike) Aponeuroses.

Muscular system. By the end of this session you will be able to: Name the main facial muscles Identify the position and action of facial muscles Label.

Chapter 11, Part 1 Muscles of the Face

Animation Unit.  Like painters, animators use perspective and scale to create depth, and color to enhance mood, but most of the visual information in.

Under Guidance of Mr. A. S. Jalal Associate Professor Dept. of Computer Engineering and Applications GLA University, Mathura Presented by Dev Drume Agrawal.

Ch. 10 The Muscular System ASSIGNMENT: Do the following slides on your own by reading the text and filling the power point notes. Slides: 3-4, 8(except.

And Muscles of the Head and Neck

FACIAL AND NECK MUSCLES

Modeling Facial Shape and Appearance

Ch. 10 The Muscular System.

PNF in Practice Sousan Salehi

Structure of Sarcomere

Chapter 11, Part 1 Muscles of the Face

Presented By, Ankit Ranka Oct 19, 2009

ANTICIPATORY SET TRUE/FALSE There are 3 types of muscle.

Muscles of the Face, Neck and Shoulders

Botulinum toxin and the facial feedback hypothesis: Can looking better make you feel happier? Murad Alam, MD, Karen C. Barrett, PhD, Robert M. Hodapp,

Strap (parallel) Convergent Sphincter Unipennate Bipennate

Major Skeletal Muscles of Head and Neck

Facial Expressions & Rigging

Head and Neck Muscles.

8.7 Skeletal Muscle Action

Human Head, Neck, Eye muscles

MUSCLES OF THE HEAD ”.

Anatomy & Physiology trivia quiz Muscles - Face

Human Head and Eye muscles

Presentation transcript:

Mark Frank - RU HMS Symposium 2003 Deception, digitization, & counter-terror. Mark G. Frank School of Communication, Information, & Library Studies UCSF Rutgers PittCMU UCSD Deception, digitization, & counter-terror. Mark G. Frank Associate Professor School of Communication, Information, & Library Studies with special thanks to: Paul Ekman, UCSF; Dimitris Metaxas, Sinuk Kang, Amy Marie Keller, Anastacia Kurylo, Maggie Herbasz, Belida Uckun, Rutgers; Jeff Cohn, Pitt; Takeo Kanade, CMU; Javier Movellan & Marni Bartlett, UCSD. Also thanks to : Office of Naval Research and the National Science Foundation

Mark Frank - RU HMS Symposium 2003

Signals relevant to counter-terror. Changes in gait with loads as small as 1 kgChanges in gait with loads as small as 1 kg Anger prior to imminent attackAnger prior to imminent attack Fear/distress when lyingFear/distress when lying

Mark Frank - RU HMS Symposium 2003

How lies are betrayed. Lie How lies are betrayed. Lie Cognitive clues - Contradictory statements - Hesitations -Speech errors -Reduced illustrators -Contradictory emblems -Reduced detail -Etc. Emotional clues Lying about feelings Feelings about lying -Look for reliable signs of emotion -Duping delight -Guilt -Detection apprehension

Mark Frank - RU HMS Symposium 2003 Facial expressions in humans.

Mark Frank - RU HMS Symposium 2003 Some reliable facial muscles. Reliable angerReliable anger - Orbicularis oris Reliable disgustReliable disgust - levator Reliable fear/distressReliable fear/distress - medial frontalis Reliable enjoymentReliable enjoyment - Orbicularis oculi

Mark Frank - RU HMS Symposium 2003 Anger.

Anger. Eyebrows pulled down Upper lids pulled up Lower lids pulled up Red margins of lips rolled in Sometimes lips tight

Mark Frank - RU HMS Symposium 2003 Fear.

Fear. Eyebrows pulled up and together Upper eyelids pulled up Mouth stretched

Mark Frank - RU HMS Symposium 2003 The Facial Action Coding System (FACS) Ekman & Friesen, 1978 Action code: 1, 2, 4, 5, 7, 20, 26 1 Inner brow raise 2 Outer brow raise 4 Brow lower 5 Upper lid raise 7 Lid tighten 20 Lip stretch 26 Jaw drop 46 Action Units

Mark Frank - RU HMS Symposium 2003 Examples (con’t). Brow Motion –Upward motion AU 1+2 –Contraction of the frontalis, pars medialis and lateralis –Downward motion AU 4 or 9 –Contraction of the corrugator supercilii, depressor supercilii (AU 4) –Contraction of the levator labii superioris alaeque nasi (AU 9)

Mark Frank - RU HMS Symposium 2003 Subtle brow changes important.

Mark Frank - RU HMS Symposium 2003 Using FACS to identify emotion. Advantages:Advantages: - reliably scored - non-obtrusive - non-inferential, allows for discovery Disadvantage:Disadvantage: - laborious SolutionSolution - automatic computer vision techniques

Mark Frank - RU HMS Symposium 2003 Technical Challenges. PosePose Head motionHead motion Occlusion from glasses, facial hair, rotation, handsOcclusion from glasses, facial hair, rotation, hands TalkingTalking Video qualityVideo quality Frame rate (blinks)Frame rate (blinks)

Mark Frank - RU HMS Symposium 2003 Conclusions. There are reliable signals associated with deception and hostile intent.There are reliable signals associated with deception and hostile intent. We can detect these behaviors.We can detect these behaviors. We can represent them digitally.We can represent them digitally. Can this make us more secure?Can this make us more secure?