Microexpression recognition based on improved robust principal component analysis and texture feature extraction
Dong Xiaochen, Zhao Zhi-gang, Li Qiang · 2018
Micro-expression can reflect the emotional information that humans can hardly conceal. There are three main characteristics: short duration, low intensity and local movement. From these characteristics it can be seen that the motion of the micro-expression is sparse. For sparse micro-expression movement, a robust principal component analysis (RPCA) was proposed to extract subtle micro-expression motion information. Using improved Edge Direction Histogram (EOH) algorithm and Binary Gradient Contours (BGC) algorithm to extract local texture features can solve the problem of spatio-temporal domain and obtain high recognition accuracy. Experiments on the SMIC database show that the proposed algorithm has better performance.