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Emotional Recognition using Facial Analysis
Do you have a poker face or does your expression give you away? According to psychologists, a lot of emotional information can be drawn from our facial expressions, which is valuable to us as market researchers as we are interested in the emotional responses driving people’s attitudes and behaviours. We recently partnered with a tech company called Affectiva which has analysed over 5 million faces and 24,000 adverts to understand how people respond to digital stimulus such as advertising, websites and apps. Our client wanted to understand physicians’ response to communications materials designed for a disease awareness campaign, so their technology was ideal for the project’s objective....
Read the full blog here: https://www.researchpartnership.com/news/2017/11/emotional-recognition-using-facial-analysis-blog/
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