MEGC2024: ACM Multimedia 2024 Facial Micro-Expression Grand Challenge

Facial micro-expressions (MEs) are involuntary spontaneous movements of the face that typically appear in high-stakes situations where a person attempts to conceal a certain emotion from being known. A decade after the inception of the widely used CASME II and SMIC datasets, research in computational analysis of MEs has now advanced toward new pathways, exploring problems crucial to model generalization and real-world practicality. It is often challenging to design robust algorithms or models for spotting micro-expressions due to the high variability across diverse cultural backgrounds. Also, treating spotting and recognition as separate tasks is undesirable when handling long-spanning videos under realistic settings. This Grand Challenge comprises two distinct tracks: the Cross-Cultural Spotting (CCS) track, and the Spot-Then-Recognize (STR) track. All participating solutions submitted their results to a leaderboard, and several submissions performed well surpassing their respective baseline results. More details are available at: https://megc2024.github.io.

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2024-10-26
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https://doi.org/10.1145/3664647.3689140
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MEGC2024: ACM Multimedia 2024 Facial Micro-Expression Grand Challenge

Wen-Huang Cheng, Adrian K. Davison, Xiaopeng Hong, Gen-Bing Liong et al.
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Face recognition and analysis
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MEGC2024: ACM Multimedia 2024 Facial Micro-Expression Grand Challenge

Wen-Huang Cheng, Adrian K. Davison, Xiaopeng Hong, Gen-Bing Liong, Moi Hoon Yap, Sujing Wang, John See, Jingting Li, Xiaobai Li
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Abstract

Facial micro-expressions (MEs) are involuntary spontaneous movements of the face that typically appear in high-stakes situations where a person attempts to conceal a certain emotion from being known. A decade after the inception of the widely used CASME II and SMIC datasets, research in computational analysis of MEs has now advanced toward new pathways, exploring problems crucial to model generalization and real-world practicality. It is often challenging to design robust algorithms or models for spotting micro-expressions due to the high variability across diverse cultural backgrounds. Also, treating spotting and recognition as separate tasks is undesirable when handling long-spanning videos under realistic settings. This Grand Challenge comprises two distinct tracks: the Cross-Cultural Spotting (CCS) track, and the Spot-Then-Recognize (STR) track. All participating solutions submitted their results to a leaderboard, and several submissions performed well surpassing their respective baseline results. More details are available at: https://megc2024.github.io.

Manchester Metropolitan University (GB), National Taiwan University (TW), Harbin Institute of Technology (CN), University of Malaya (MY), Heriot-Watt University Malaysia (MY), Institute of Psychology, Chinese Academy of Sciences (CN), Zhejiang University (CN)
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Face recognition and analysis
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