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Facial Expression Recognition by Support Vector Machines

Collection by: Daryl Arredondo, Max Chester, Jiwon Choe, Kai He. E-mail the authors

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Summary: Report of an ELEC 301 Project on Facial Expression Recognition by Support Vector Machines. This collection will walk you through an introduction of the team and motivation behind the project. It will give you the implementation, the algorithm used, limitations, results and conclusions of this project.

This collection contains: Modules by: Daryl Arredondo, Jiwon Choe, Kai He, Max Chester.

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