Evaluation of a CNN-Based Model for Predicting Human Psychological States Using Facial Features: Benefits and Limitations

This research evaluates the advantages and limitations of a CNN-based model for predicting human psychological states through facial analysis. This approach innovatively leverages CNNs to interpret facial expressions, which are essential for mental health assessment and human-computer interaction. The system provides an innovative approach to understanding human emotions by analysing facial expressions, a critical aspect of mental health assessment and human-computer interaction. However, while the method offers substantial advancements in emotion recognition, it faces challenges such as computational costs, dataset limitations, and an over-reliance on facial features. This paper explores the model's strengths and limitations, proposing improvements and suggesting directions for future research.

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International Journal For Multidisciplinary Research
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2025-03-20
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https://doi.org/10.36948/ijfmr.2025.v07i02.39356
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Face recognition and analysis
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Evaluation of a CNN-Based Model for Predicting Human Psychological States Using Facial Features: Benefits and Limitations

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Evaluation of a CNN-Based Model for Predicting Human Psychological States Using Facial Features: Benefits and Limitations

P. V. Shinde, S. A. Nimbalkar, N. S. Satpute
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Abstract

This research evaluates the advantages and limitations of a CNN-based model for predicting human psychological states through facial analysis. This approach innovatively leverages CNNs to interpret facial expressions, which are essential for mental health assessment and human-computer interaction. The system provides an innovative approach to understanding human emotions by analysing facial expressions, a critical aspect of mental health assessment and human-computer interaction. However, while the method offers substantial advancements in emotion recognition, it faces challenges such as computational costs, dataset limitations, and an over-reliance on facial features. This paper explores the model's strengths and limitations, proposing improvements and suggesting directions for future research.

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