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Capturing Dynamics: The 4D Facial Expression Intensity Dataset

The estimation and analysis of facial expression intensity play a crucial role in affective communication and human-computer interaction. Previous research has primarily focused on detecting and estimating facial expression intensity from frame-level 2D representations. However, this limitation restricts a comprehensive understanding of real-world facial expressions, as they are inherently 3D and temporally continuous. This paper investigates the perception of facial expression intensity by introducing the 4D Facial Expression Intensity Dataset (4DFEID). We employ a parametric face model and compile a total of 2,869 mesh sequences with controlled geometric variations, generating 4D data i...

AuthorsZesheng Wang, Alexandre Bruckert, Pierre Lebreton et al.
Primary categorycs.CV
Published2 October 2026
Last updated at source2 October 2026
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