True and false facial paralysis identification system based on depth difference feature
A recognition system and differentiated technology, applied in the fields of medical treatment and image recognition, can solve the problems of misjudgment of facial paralysis recognition method, deviation of recognition result accuracy, and reduction of facial paralysis recognition accuracy, so as to improve the recognition rate, avoid feature extraction, and strengthen the recognition of facial paralysis. The effects of self-stability and individual differences
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[0043] By analyzing the images and video data of real and fake facial paralysis, it is found that when patients with facial paralysis repeat an action (such as shrugging the nose, showing teeth, bulging the cheeks, closing eyes, etc.), the patient does not make any obvious movements almost every time. However, for subjects with fake facial paralysis, if they repeat the same fake facial paralysis action at different times (normal people imitate the actions of patients with facial paralysis), there will often be obvious differences before and after the action, such as figure 1 shown.
[0044] According to the above situation, we believe that an important basis for identifying true and false facial paralysis is the difference between the front and rear movements at different moments. When the difference between the front and back movements is large, there is a greater probability that it is false facial paralysis. When the difference between the front and rear movements is small, ...
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