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Integrating Micro-Emotion Recognition with Mental Health Estimation for Improved Well-being

MBZUAI ·

This research introduces a novel method using the Lateral Accretive Hybrid Network (LEARNet) to capture and analyze micro-expressions for mental health applications. The method refines both broad and subtle facial cues to detect mental health conditions like anxiety or depression. The authors also propose a neural architecture search (NAS) strategy to design a compact CNN for micro-expression recognition, improving performance and resource use. Why it matters: By integrating micro-emotion recognition with mental health estimation, the approach enables more accurate and early detection of emotional and mental health issues, potentially leading to improved well-being.

Towards a Deep Learning Pain-Level Detection Deployment at UAE for Patient-Centric-Pain Management and Diagnosis Support: Framework and Performance Evaluation

arXiv ·

This paper introduces a deep learning framework for automated pain-level detection, designed for deployment in the UAE healthcare system. The system aims to assist in patient-centric pain management and diagnosis support, particularly relevant in situations with medical staff shortages. The research assesses the framework's performance using common approaches, indicating its potential for accurate pain level identification.

Towards Practical Remote Photoplethysmography Detector

MBZUAI ·

Pong C Yuen from Hong Kong Baptist University will present a talk on remote photoplethysmography (rPPG) detection. The talk will review the development of rPPG detection, share recent research, and discuss future directions. rPPG is a technology for non-contact computer vision and healthcare applications like heart rate estimation. Why it matters: Advancements in rPPG could enable new remote patient monitoring and diagnostic tools in the region, reducing the need for physical contact.