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This workshop aims to explore the application of 4D technologies in facial expression analysis. It will feature the inaugural 4D micro-expression recognition challenge to propel the field forward and provide a platform for researchers to benchmark their methodologies. The workshop will delve into cutting-edge techniques for both macro- and micro-expression recognition, discuss the implications of these methodologies for global communication and AI systems, and highlight practical applications in domains such as security, healthcare, and customer service. Interactive sessions with leading experts will foster deeper insights into how 4D facial expression analysis can revolutionize our understanding of human emotions and cognitive states.

Important Dates

Fri, Jun 13, 2025
The extended submission deadline
Sun, Jun 15, 2025
Abstract registration deadline
Mon, Jun 16, 2025
Submission deadline

Paper Submission

Research Paper Submission Tracks

Facial expressions (including micro- and macro-expressions) analysis for emotion understanding.
4D-based methodologies for facial expression understanding, e.g., classification, detection, online recognition, generation, and transferring.
Psychological study and biologically-driven mechanism about facial expression and their links to mind reading.
Solutions for special challenges involved with the in-the-wild facial expression analysis, e.g., high heterogeneous samples of interclass, face poeses, noisy backgrounds, etc.
Applications of facial expressions recognition, e.g., for medical assessment in hospitals (ADHD, depression), for health surveillance at home or in other environments, for emotion assessment in various scenarios like for education, job interview, etc.
Different modalities developed for mind reading, e.g., facial expressions, attentive gazes, and desensitized voices.
New data collected for the purpose of mind reading.
Applications of realistic facial expressions generation for human computer interaction or computer-mediated interactions.

Call for Papers Description

Papers must comply with CEURART paper style and paper length should be less than 7 pages. The review process is double-blind. There are two tracks (challenge track and workshop track) for the paper submission.

Committee

Program Committee

Jingjing Chen

Zhejiang University

Mengting Wei

University of Oulu

Samuel Boccara

University of Oulu

Organizing Committee

Yante Li

University of Oulu

Xiaobai Li

Zhejiang University

Hui Yu

University of Glasgow

Patrick Lecallet

University of Nantes