Data Set : Facial Palsy

Facial recognition is a technological product of the digital age that is continuing to evolve. The efficiency of the technology is an asset to crime detectives apprehending criminals, or the government tracking suspected terrorists for the safety of the country. It can also be used on a corporate level to allow a business to understand their ideal customer, or to increase the intractability of their website. While these abilities are positives to the people using them, the data collection may be harming more than it is helping. Considering the benefits of facial recognition, it is important for people to see what they are giving up for a more efficient experience. Facial recognition technology forces users to relinquish control of their own

In the present contemporary era, facial recognition technologies are being installed by the companies in an extensive sense that surely reflects a continuum of growing hi-tech superiority and complexity. At the most ordinary level, facial detection is done by this technology which means that a photo is just detected and located for a face ("Facing Facts: Best Practices for Common Uses of Facial Recognition Technologies," 2012).

Imagine lacking the ability to recognize the familiar face of a loved one or spouse. Or having to rely on voices, clothing, and certain attributes of that individual in order to have some kind of knowledge on who they actually are. This condition is defined as Prosopagnosia; known as face blindness or facial agnostic. According to Barton (2008), it was first described as a consequence of cerebral damage by Quaking and Bordello in 1867. This term comes from the Greek word “face” and “lack of knowledge.” Stated by the National Institute of Neurological Disorders and Stroke (2007), Prosopagnosia is anticipated to be the result of damages, abnormalities, or destruction in the right fusiform gyrus; part of the brain that controls the perception of faces and the functionality of memory in the neural system. This deficit can be present from birth, the result of a stroke, a traumatic brain injury, or neurodegenerative diseases. In order to help an individual with Prosopagnosia, it is essential to develop compensatory or redeeming strategies, as well as the use of clues or attributes to help them better identify individuals.

The proposed pain assessment system consists of two main stages: 1) face detection and preprocessing and 2) pain expression recognition. We describe each stage in detail below.

Through this routine of advanced technology analysis, it has been established to increase the results and have hastened the procedure of identifying suspects of crimes. Facial recognition is also necessary for public involvement and observation as it also aids law enforcement officials to more easily zone in on possible suspects of a crimes being caught. With the use of facial recognition, it constantly has been proven quite an effective method with the incorporation of this technique.

It has also been found that herbs such as thyme were used to cure an ancient disease called palsy. Palsy is a disease where a person experiences involuntary tremors to his or her body. Another herb that was used to try and cure people was mint. It was used to calm the stomach and make digestion pains go away ( Harrison). Everyday herbs that people use in their kitchens have been found to help as well with diseases. Some of these herbs consist of cinnamon, bitter herbs, cumin, coriander, fennel, and many more. When people nowadays think of those things they may wonder what is being cooked up in the kitchen. Ancient civilizations did not play around with any of the blessings God had given them when it came to herbs. They found a use that would benefit civilization for every single one.

Prosopagnosia is defined as the difficulty in recognizing an individuals face; it is broken down into 3 main types; Apperceptive prosopagnosia, associative prosopagnosia and developmental prosopagnosia. Perception is an important aspect when recognizing faces, without recognizing the stimulus (face) you would not be able to identify a person. Therefore the individuals who sufferer from this disorder is unable to accurately recognize a face whether that be the face of a familiar person such as a family member or close friend, the face of a famous person, or even their own face. This paper will look at prosopagnosia in greater detail, it will explain the 3 main types, as well as give insight as to why face recognition is important in our

Facial nerve palsy in paediatric patients can be due to congenital or acquired causes. Acquired facial nerve palsy is mostly due to infection, trauma, iatrogenic, neoplastic and idiopathic causes. Common infectious causes of paediatric facial nerve palsy include otitis media, Lyme disease and Varicella zoster virus infection(3).

presented a method \cite{gruss2015pain} to estimate four levels of pain using SVM. Facial expression and biopotentials signals were recorded under four levels of pain (T1 to T4) as discussed in Section 4.2. The recorded signals were analyzed to extract complex mathematical features. These features were then used to build SVM that is trained with 75\% of the data and tested on 25\% of data. The proposed method achieved 76.00\% (sensitivity) and 82.59\% (specificity) for baseline vs T1, 80.00\% (sensitivity) and 82.59\% (specificity) for baseline vs T2, 84.71\% (sensitivity) and 85.18\% (specificity) for baseline vs T3, and 92.24\%, (sensitivity) and 89.65\% (specificity) for baseline vs

The Facial Action Coding System (FACS) is an organization which classifies and the names the facial actions that occur on the human faces as it appears on the face. In the micro- expression recognition this organization has composed the facial movements based on the 38 elementary components [1]. These facial elements consist of 32 action units (AUs) and 6 action descriptors (ADs). Action units and action descriptor can be seen in the happening on the human faces in the form of facial expressions.

The Center For Disease Control and Prevention estimates that every 1 in 323 children in the U.S. have been diagnosed with cerebral palsy and more than 17 million people worldwide are struggling with this condition. Cerebral palsy, or CP, is “a group of disorders that affect a person’s ability to move and maintain balance and posture.” (“Centers For Disease Control and Prevention.”) It is the most common motor disorder among children and there are four main types, those being Dyskinetic Cerebral Palsy, Ataxic Cerebral Palsy, Spastic Cerebral Palsy, and Mixed Cerebral Palsy. The most common type of CP is Spastic CP, which affects an estimated 80% of the people who have been diagnosed with cerebral palsy. (“Centers For Disease Control and

You should not delay and immediately consult a Neurologist and get evaluated and in case of BELL'S PALSY Steroid may be advised along with Vitamin B complex

Bruce and Young’s theory of recognition tells us that human’s extract several kinds of information from faces; and that there are eight different components of such information. Such as structural encoding, expression analysis, facial speech analysis, directed visual processing, face recognition nodes,

Six weeks later, Madam A presented to the ED once again with left sided Bell’s Palsy. She reported that she had undergone another dental procedure ( the second of a two staged procedure) to the same right sided molar region. A telephone consult with her dental officer revealed that her anaesthesia had been straightforward and there were no complications during or just after the anaesthesia, observed at the dental clinic.

Primary category refers to the normalized face images under illumination variation. The typical algorithms for this category are Wavelet, Steerable filtering, Non-local Means based also adop-tive Non-local means.