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Try the emotion recognition using photos of not human (2015-11-14)

The web site was launched. This is recognizing eight core emotional states.

The company's Project Oxford artificial intelligence team has concocted emotion-reading technology that uses knowledge of facial expressions to identify specific human feelings conveyed in photos.

The tool was on display at Microsoft's Future Decoded event here Wednesday, and it has been released in beta to developers. It trains computers to recognize eight core emotional states: anger, contempt, fear, disgust, happiness, neutral, sadness and surprise.

Surprised? Yeah, Microsoft's tech knows that's how you felt - CNET

I used this photo.

Try the emotion recognition using photos of not human


Detection Result:
Error:"0 face detected"

oh...., it's failed.

Try the emotion recognition using photos of not human

I tried some photos of whitetiger, but all failed.

I gave up.

This photo of a comic was recognized :-)

Try the emotion recognition using photos of not human

This illustration was recognized.

Try the emotion recognition using photos of not human

These heads was recognized.

Try the emotion recognition using photos of not human

What has these heads of dolls emotions? Here is the JSON data.


Detection Result:
7 faces detected

JSON:
[
  {
    "FaceRectangle": {
      "Left": 677,
      "Top": 120,
      "Width": 53,
      "Height": 53
    },
    "Scores": {
      "Anger": 0.0000511583021,
      "Contempt": 0.000423197838,
      "Disgust": 0.000002236189,
      "Fear": 0.000123014863,
      "Happiness": 0.000274584454,
      "Neutral": 0.948898733,
      "Sadness": 0.000122138357,
      "Surprise": 0.0501049124
    }
  },
...

7 heads has big Neutral values. The faces of dolls are expressionless.

ref. Microsoft Project Oxford Emotion Demo

tags: microsoft

Posted by NI-Lab. (@nilab)

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