Emotion Detection System
This presentation introduces a real-time emotion detection system
powered by deep learning. We'll explore its architecture, training process,
and potential applications.
System Overview
Key Features
Detects seven basic emotions: Angry, Disgust, Fear, Happy,
Sad, Surprise, Neutral.
Core Technologies
Leverages TensorFlow for AI, OpenCV for image processing,
and a user-friendly interface.
Pattern Recognition Pipeline
1
Input Source
Provides raw image or video data.
2 Sensing
Captures the digital image.
3
Pre-processing
Converts to grayscale and normalizes the data.
4 Segmentation
Detects and isolates faces.
5
Feature Extraction
Identifies important facial characteristics.
6 Classification
Determines the emotion category.
7
Decision
Outputs the final emotion label with confidence score.
System Architecture
CNN Model Component
Processes facial features using
a Convolutional Neural
Network.
Face Detection Module
Handles face detection using
Haar Cascade Classifier.
Real-time Processing
Engine
Manages video streams for
real-time performance.
User Interface Layer
Provides user interaction and
feedback.
CNN Model Architecture
1
Input Layer
48x48 grayscale images.
2
Convolutional Blocks
32, 64, 128 filters, ReLU activation, MaxPooling.
3
Dense Layers
256 and 128 neurons, reduce dimensionality.
4
Dropout Layers
0.5, 0.3, prevent overfitting.
5
Output Layer
7 neurons for emotion classification.
The Design Cycle
1
Data Collection
FER2013 dataset.
2
Feature Choice
Convolutional features.
3
Model Choice
CNN architecture.
4
Training
Early stopping, checkpointing.
5
Evaluation
Multiple metrics.
6
Computational Complexity
Optimization for real-time performance.
Data Preprocessing Pipeline
1 Image Processing
Convert to grayscale, resize
to 48x48 pixels, normalize
pixel values.
2 Data Augmentation
Rotation, width/height shifts,
horizontal flipping.
3 Training/Validation Split
80/20 split for training and validation.
Real-Time Detection Features
Performance Metrics
FPS monitoring, inference time
measurement, confidence score
calculation.
Optimization Techniques
TensorFlow function decoration,
float16 precision, batch processing.
Visual Feedback
Face bounding boxes, emotion
labels, confidence indicators.
User Interface
Real-time Video Mode
Live webcam feed, continuous emotion
detection, performance metrics display.
Static Image Mode
Upload an image for emotion analysis;
results are displayed.
Results Display
Clear and concise visualization of
emotion analysis results.
The interface offers two operation modes: Real-time Video Mode for live webcam feed analysis and Static Image Mode for
analyzing uploaded images. Both modes provide comprehensive results.
Model Training and Evaluation
Training Parameters
Early stopping with 30-epoch patience, model checkpointing for best performance, TensorBoard monitoring.
Evaluation Metrics
Accuracy, precision, recall, confusion matrix analysis.
Performance Results
The model demonstrates robust performance in recognizing facial emotions.
Future Improvements
Technical Enhancements
• Multi-face detection capability
• Temporal emotion tracking
• Transfer learning implementation
• Mobile deployment
• Edge device optimization
Application Domains
• Human-Computer Interaction
• Market Research
• Mental Health Monitoring
• Educational Technology
Development Roadmap
The roadmap outlines a phased
approach for incorporating these
improvements and expanding the
application of emotion detection
technology.
Team Members
• Youssef Mohamed Mohamed Abdelmaksod
• Abdullah Mohamed Abdelgawad
• Moamen Ayman Gad
• Abdelrahman Ahmed Saad
• Abdelrahman Abozied
• Mona Alhussieny
Thanks !
We appreciate your time and interest. Feel free to reach out for any further
questions or discussions.

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  • 1.
    Emotion Detection System Thispresentation introduces a real-time emotion detection system powered by deep learning. We'll explore its architecture, training process, and potential applications.
  • 2.
    System Overview Key Features Detectsseven basic emotions: Angry, Disgust, Fear, Happy, Sad, Surprise, Neutral. Core Technologies Leverages TensorFlow for AI, OpenCV for image processing, and a user-friendly interface.
  • 3.
    Pattern Recognition Pipeline 1 InputSource Provides raw image or video data. 2 Sensing Captures the digital image. 3 Pre-processing Converts to grayscale and normalizes the data. 4 Segmentation Detects and isolates faces. 5 Feature Extraction Identifies important facial characteristics. 6 Classification Determines the emotion category. 7 Decision Outputs the final emotion label with confidence score.
  • 4.
    System Architecture CNN ModelComponent Processes facial features using a Convolutional Neural Network. Face Detection Module Handles face detection using Haar Cascade Classifier. Real-time Processing Engine Manages video streams for real-time performance. User Interface Layer Provides user interaction and feedback.
  • 5.
    CNN Model Architecture 1 InputLayer 48x48 grayscale images. 2 Convolutional Blocks 32, 64, 128 filters, ReLU activation, MaxPooling. 3 Dense Layers 256 and 128 neurons, reduce dimensionality. 4 Dropout Layers 0.5, 0.3, prevent overfitting. 5 Output Layer 7 neurons for emotion classification.
  • 6.
    The Design Cycle 1 DataCollection FER2013 dataset. 2 Feature Choice Convolutional features. 3 Model Choice CNN architecture. 4 Training Early stopping, checkpointing. 5 Evaluation Multiple metrics. 6 Computational Complexity Optimization for real-time performance.
  • 7.
    Data Preprocessing Pipeline 1Image Processing Convert to grayscale, resize to 48x48 pixels, normalize pixel values. 2 Data Augmentation Rotation, width/height shifts, horizontal flipping. 3 Training/Validation Split 80/20 split for training and validation.
  • 8.
    Real-Time Detection Features PerformanceMetrics FPS monitoring, inference time measurement, confidence score calculation. Optimization Techniques TensorFlow function decoration, float16 precision, batch processing. Visual Feedback Face bounding boxes, emotion labels, confidence indicators.
  • 9.
    User Interface Real-time VideoMode Live webcam feed, continuous emotion detection, performance metrics display. Static Image Mode Upload an image for emotion analysis; results are displayed. Results Display Clear and concise visualization of emotion analysis results. The interface offers two operation modes: Real-time Video Mode for live webcam feed analysis and Static Image Mode for analyzing uploaded images. Both modes provide comprehensive results.
  • 10.
    Model Training andEvaluation Training Parameters Early stopping with 30-epoch patience, model checkpointing for best performance, TensorBoard monitoring. Evaluation Metrics Accuracy, precision, recall, confusion matrix analysis. Performance Results The model demonstrates robust performance in recognizing facial emotions.
  • 11.
    Future Improvements Technical Enhancements •Multi-face detection capability • Temporal emotion tracking • Transfer learning implementation • Mobile deployment • Edge device optimization Application Domains • Human-Computer Interaction • Market Research • Mental Health Monitoring • Educational Technology Development Roadmap The roadmap outlines a phased approach for incorporating these improvements and expanding the application of emotion detection technology.
  • 12.
    Team Members • YoussefMohamed Mohamed Abdelmaksod • Abdullah Mohamed Abdelgawad • Moamen Ayman Gad • Abdelrahman Ahmed Saad • Abdelrahman Abozied • Mona Alhussieny
  • 13.
    Thanks ! We appreciateyour time and interest. Feel free to reach out for any further questions or discussions.