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Table 1.

Notations and description.

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Fig 1.

Binary neural network-based stacking ensemble model for pose-aware facial expression recognition.

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Fig 2.

Samples of the 40 facial images associated with the five poses and eight facial expressions of one subject in the RaFD (Row wise, 00, 450, Frontal, -00, -450) facial expression from left to right (anger, happiness, surprise, sadness, fear, neutral, contempt, disgust).

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Table 2.

Description of multi-pose facial expression database.

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Table 3.

Optimal classifier structure for ensemble classifier.

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Table 4.

Performance comparison of NB predictor with PCA and HOG features.

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Table 5.

Front pose facial expressions recognition (%) accuracy with NB, KNN, SVM predictors, and PCA, HOG features.

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Table 6.

Left (-45°) pose facial expressions recognition (%) accuracy with NB, KNN, SVM predictors, and PCA, HOG features.

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Table 7.

Left (-90°) pose facial expressions recognition (%) accuracy with NB, KNN, SVM predictors, and PCA, HOG features.

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Table 8.

Right (+45°) pose facial expressions recognition (%) accuracy with NB, KNN, SVM predictors, and PCA, HOG features.

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Right (+90°) pose facial expressions recognition (%) accuracy with NB, KNN, SVM predictors, and PCA, HOG features.

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Fig 3.

Principal component analysis (left) and histogram of oriented gradient (right) expression confusion matrix.

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Fig 4.

The results of frontal pose confusion matrices comparing performance of NB, KNN and SVM on PCA and HOG features

: (a)-(c) confusion matrices correspond to PCA features, and (d)-(f) confusion matrices corresponds to HOG features.

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Fig 5.

The results of pose -45° yaw pose confusion matrices comparing performance of NB, KNN and SVM on PCA and HOG features

: (a)-(c) confusion matrices correspond to PCA features, and (d)-(f) confusion matrices corresponds to HOG features.

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Fig 6.

The results of pose

+ 45° yaw pose confusion matrices comparing performance of NB, KNN and SVM on PCA and HOG features: (a)-(c) confusion matrices correspond to PCA features, and (d)-(f) confusion matrices corresponds to HOG features.

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Fig 7.

The results of pose -90° confusion matrices comparing performance of NB, KNN and SVM on PCA and HOG featur

es, (a)-(c) confusion matrices correspond to PCA features, and (d)-(f) confusion matrices corresponds to HOG features.

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Fig 8.

The results of pose

+ 90° confusion matrices comparing performance of stacked ensemble model of type 1 combined with NB, KNN and SVM on PCA and HOG features: (a)-(c) confusion matrices correspond to PCA features, and (d)-(f) confusion matrices corresponds to HOG features.

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Table 10.

Existing work on multi-pose facial expression recognition.

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Table 11.

Classification accuracy of existing methods which used RadBoud Faces Database.

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