2023
DOI: 10.22266/ijies2023.1031.46
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A Systematic Pelican Optimization based Weight Extreme Learning Machine Algorithm for Face Emotion Recognition

Abstract: Recognizing the facial expressions from the given input is one of the challenging and demanding tasks in recent days owing to the low-resolution images and different backgrounds. Also, the facial emotional/expression recognition system has gained a significant attention in the field of computer vision. The conventional works implemented a variety of machine learning algorithms for face emotion recognition, but higher computation costs, decreased reliability, redundant information, and increased computational t… Show more

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“…In optimization studies, metaheuristic is a popular method that has been utilized in many sectors, especially engineering. Pelican optimization algorithm (POA) has been utilized in the machine learning-based face emotion recognition with the accuracy is 99% for various emotions [1]. Artificial bee colony (ABC) has been hybridized with Jaya algorithm to optimize the synthesis of linear antenna array with the optimized parameters are position, phase, and amplitude [2].…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…In optimization studies, metaheuristic is a popular method that has been utilized in many sectors, especially engineering. Pelican optimization algorithm (POA) has been utilized in the machine learning-based face emotion recognition with the accuracy is 99% for various emotions [1]. Artificial bee colony (ABC) has been hybridized with Jaya algorithm to optimize the synthesis of linear antenna array with the optimized parameters are position, phase, and amplitude [2].…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%