Visual Facial Paralysis Detection using InceptionResNetV2

Facial paralysis, stemming from nerve issues, results in the inability to control facial muscles, leading to asymmetry and weakness. This condition not only affects appearance but also disrupts daily activities. Diagnosis is time-consuming and requires specialized expertise and equipment. To address...

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Published in:2024 IEEE INTERNATIONAL CONFERENCE ON AUTOMATIC CONTROL AND INTELLIGENT SYSTEMS, I2CACIS 2024
Main Authors: Razlan, Nurul Natasha; Aminuddin, Raihah; Sabri, Nurbaity; Ibrahim, Shafaf; Shari, Anis Amilah
Format: Proceedings Paper
Language:English
Published: IEEE 2024
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author Razlan
Nurul Natasha; Aminuddin
Raihah; Sabri
Nurbaity; Ibrahim
Shafaf; Shari
Anis Amilah
spellingShingle Razlan
Nurul Natasha; Aminuddin
Raihah; Sabri
Nurbaity; Ibrahim
Shafaf; Shari
Anis Amilah
Visual Facial Paralysis Detection using InceptionResNetV2
Automation & Control Systems; Computer Science
author_facet Razlan
Nurul Natasha; Aminuddin
Raihah; Sabri
Nurbaity; Ibrahim
Shafaf; Shari
Anis Amilah
author_sort Razlan
spelling Razlan, Nurul Natasha; Aminuddin, Raihah; Sabri, Nurbaity; Ibrahim, Shafaf; Shari, Anis Amilah
Visual Facial Paralysis Detection using InceptionResNetV2
2024 IEEE INTERNATIONAL CONFERENCE ON AUTOMATIC CONTROL AND INTELLIGENT SYSTEMS, I2CACIS 2024
English
Proceedings Paper
Facial paralysis, stemming from nerve issues, results in the inability to control facial muscles, leading to asymmetry and weakness. This condition not only affects appearance but also disrupts daily activities. Diagnosis is time-consuming and requires specialized expertise and equipment. To address these challenges, a deep learning-based is proposed to analyze facial expressions and distinguish between normal and paralyzed states. The Facial Paralysis Detection leveraging InceptionResNetV2 by including preprocessing, augmentation, and classification on facial images. Evaluation on dataset of 2000 images of facial paralysis and normal face, these images are divided into training, validation, and testing sets with a ratio of 5:1:1, achieves 92.7% accuracy in distinguishing normal and paralyzed facial expressions, marking significant progress in healthcare diagnostics. Further experimentation will be carried out on alternative deep-learning structures in order to attain the highest precision.
IEEE
2995-2840

2024


10.1109/I2CACIS61270.2024.10649871
Automation & Control Systems; Computer Science

WOS:001308267400038
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title Visual Facial Paralysis Detection using InceptionResNetV2
title_short Visual Facial Paralysis Detection using InceptionResNetV2
title_full Visual Facial Paralysis Detection using InceptionResNetV2
title_fullStr Visual Facial Paralysis Detection using InceptionResNetV2
title_full_unstemmed Visual Facial Paralysis Detection using InceptionResNetV2
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description Facial paralysis, stemming from nerve issues, results in the inability to control facial muscles, leading to asymmetry and weakness. This condition not only affects appearance but also disrupts daily activities. Diagnosis is time-consuming and requires specialized expertise and equipment. To address these challenges, a deep learning-based is proposed to analyze facial expressions and distinguish between normal and paralyzed states. The Facial Paralysis Detection leveraging InceptionResNetV2 by including preprocessing, augmentation, and classification on facial images. Evaluation on dataset of 2000 images of facial paralysis and normal face, these images are divided into training, validation, and testing sets with a ratio of 5:1:1, achieves 92.7% accuracy in distinguishing normal and paralyzed facial expressions, marking significant progress in healthcare diagnostics. Further experimentation will be carried out on alternative deep-learning structures in order to attain the highest precision.
publisher IEEE
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