Highlights•To interpret facial expressions of emotion, the human visual system solves the
inverse problem of production.•The task of the visual system is to identify muscle actions …

The Karolinska Directed Emotional Faces (KDEF) is one of the most widely used human
facial expressions database. Almost a decade after the original validation study, we present …

Abstract From Darwin through Wittgenstein to contemporary scientific investigations, it has
been argued humans tend to view facial expressions through a mentalistic lens. According …

The fact that the face is a source of diverse social signals allows us to use face and person
perception as a model system for asking important psychological questions about how our …

In this chapter, we selectively review the literature investigating how culture affects memory
and perception. The chapter tries to capture some of the ways that culture and life …

Since the initial weight matrix between the last hidden layer of the network and the
classification layer is usually generated randomly, the weight matrix does not have the …

Forming accurate impressions of others' trustworthiness is a critical social skill, with
faithfulness representing a key aspect of trust in sexual relationships. Interestingly, there is …

Past studies have found asymmetry biases in human emotion recognition. The left side bias
refers to preferential looking at the left-hemiface when actively exploring face images …

The composite face paradigm is widely used to investigate holistic perception of faces. In the
paradigm, parts from different faces (usually the top and bottom halves) are recombined. The …

ONDŘEJ PAVLOVIČ RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN PERCEPTUAL AND STRUCTURAL
VARIATION OF HUMAN FACES: CROSS-CULTURAL COMPARISON ABSTRAKT The …