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- Research on facial micro-expression analysis has been ongoing for decades, highlighting how these subtle expressions can reveal true emotions and aid in assessing mental disorders.
- Recent advancements in artificial intelligence and big data have enabled automatic recognition of micro-expressions, making the analysis process more efficient and accessible.
- The paper reviews the evolution of facial micro-expression analysis, focusing on its applications in forensic psychiatry and exploring future possibilities and directions for development.
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Research on facial micro-expression analysis has been going on for decades. Micro-expression can reflect the true emotions of individuals, and it has important application value in assisting auxiliary diagnosis and disease monitoring of mental disorders. In recent years, the development of artificial intelligence and big data technology has made the automatic recognition of micro-expressions possible, which will make micro-expression analysis more convenient and more widely used. This paper reviews the development of facial micro-expression analysis and its application in forensic psychiatry, to look into further application prospects and development direction.
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