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NATHAN DE LA CRUZ SUPERVISOR: MEHRDAD GHAZIASGAR MENTORS: DANE BROWN AND DIEGO MUSHFIELDT Lie Detection System Using Facial Expressions

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Lie Detection System Using Facial Expressions. Nathan de la Cruz Supervisor: Mehrdad Ghaziasgar MENTORS: Dane Brown AND Diego Mushfieldt. Introduction. Background Research has found: More than 80% of women admit to occasionally telling “harmless half truths ”. - PowerPoint PPT Presentation

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NATHAN DE LA CRUZ

SUPERVISOR: MEHRDAD GHAZIASGAR

MENTORS: DANE BROWN AND DIEGO MUSHFIELDT

Lie Detection System Using Facial Expressions

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Introduction

BackgroundResearch has found:More than 80% of women admit to occasionally

telling “harmless half truths”.

31% of people admit to lying on their CV’s.

60% of people lie at least once during a 10 minute conversation and on average tell 2 to 3 lies.

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Ways to detect Lies

Study body language

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Ways to detect Lies

Studying Eye movements

LIE TRUTH

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Ways to detect Lies

Observing micro-expressions

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User Requirements

The user requires the system to accurately tell if a person is or is not lying.

The user should be able to initialize the software.The user will ask the subject a series of questions.The software should be monitoring the subjects’

response. At any time the user should be able to stop the

processing and get a result.

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Requirements Analysis

What Is Needed?

A Web Camera

A PC with Open Computer Vision (OpenCV) libraries Installed.

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Requirements Analysis

Complete Analysis

Process Initialization (Clicking Some Button)Capturing Video In Real Time & Detecting The

FacePre-processing FramesProcessing Frames Using Optical FlowProcess Termination (Clicking Some Button)Displaying Information to User

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Requirements Analysis

Capturing Video In Real Time & Detecting The Face

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Requirements Analysis

Pre-processing FramesGreyscale Cropping

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Requirements Analysis

Processing Frames Using Optical Flow

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Displaying Information to User

• Either a “Passed” or a “Failed” message will be displayed

• User not faced with detailed information

• Improves the user understandability aspect of the software

Requirements Analysis

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Project Plan

Goal Due date• Learn to use OpenCV functions/tools to

manipulate images and videos• Requirements Gathering

End of Term1 (Completed)

Design and Development• Creating User Interface Specification• Designing structure of code• Identifying 2 micro-expressions and 2 macro-expression

End of Term2 (Completed)

Implementation• Training SVM to identify more micro-expressions• Optimizing LBP by altering the smoothing function

End of Term3

Testing and Evaluating• Collect more training data for SVM• Collect more test data for SVM End of Term4

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References

1. Robert Etherson. (2008). people admit to lying on their resumes. Available: http://www.databaserecords.com/blog/31-of-people-admit-to-lying-on-their-resumes/. Last accessed 28th March 2013.

2. Michelle Adler. (2009). little white coat lies. Available: http://www.newsweek.com/2009/01/07/little-white-coat-lies. Last accessed 28th March 2013.

3. Henry Bach . (2004). read face deciphering micro-expression. Available: http://www.divinecaroline.com/22189/83672-read-face-deciphering-microexpressions. Last accessed 28th March 2013.