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IRJET- Music Recommendation through Facial Expression using ML

2021, IRJET

https://doi.org/10.1109/THMS.2014.2360469

Abstract

Facial expression is one of the most difficult and highly convoluted procedures that have been undertaken in the image processing paradigm. Facial expression can be used for other purposes such as recognizing a person's mood as humans convey most of their emotions through their facial expressions. Identification of a person's mood is one of the most useful implementations as it can be used in various applications to improve the quality of life for an individual. Therefore, for this purpose, there has been an extensive analysis of the related works in this survey article for the purpose of reaching our approach for song recommendation through the mood analysis of the individual. Our prescribed approach utilizes convolutional neural networks along with fuzzy classification for effective song recommendation. This approach will be expanded in future research articles on this topic.

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