Call for Papers
The face plays a key role in many real-world applications such as security systems, human computer interaction, remote monitoring of patients, video annotation, and gaming. Having detected the face, pattern recognition techniques and machine learning algorithms are applied to facial images, for example, to find the identity of a subject or analyze her/his emotional status. Though face and facial expression recognition in still images and in ideal imaging conditions have been around for many years, they have been less explored in video sequences in uncontrolled imagining conditions. Developing face and facial expression recognition algorithms for real-world scenarios, for instance, for remote patient monitoring or for identification in surveillance videos are still challenging tasks. The purpose of this workshop is to bring together researchers who are working on developing face and facial expression recognition systems that involve non-ideal conditions, like those that might be present in a video. We welcome research papers focusing on the following (and similar) topics:
- Video face recognition
- Video facial expression recognition
- Face and facial expression recognition from facial dynamics
- Multi-face clustering from video
- 3D face modeling from video
- Multimodal face and facial expression recognition
- Applications of video face recognition
- Applications of video facial expression recognition
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The post-proceedings of FFER 2014 will be published by Springer as an LNCS volume.
FFER 2014 is endorsed by International Association of Pattern Recognition (IAPR).
FFER 2014 is co-organized by COST Action IC1106.
Paper registration through ICPR 2014 link can be done here.