Más allá de FACS: Diccionarios de expresiones faciales basados en datos, con aplicación para predecir el autismo

Evangelos Sariyanidi1, Lisa Yankowitz1, Robert T Schultz1,2

  • 1Center for Autism Research, The Children's Hospital of Philadelphia, Philadelphia, PA, USA.

Resumen

Un nuevo sistema Facial Base ofrece una alternativa completa al Sistema de Codificación de Acción Facial (FACS) para analizar los movimientos faciales. Este método sin supervisión captura con precisión todas las expresiones faciales, superando a las herramientas automatizadas existentes para predecir el diagnóstico de autismo.

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