A study led by Rutgers University-New Brunswick researchers suggests that tiny facial movements – too slight for the human eye to notice – could help ...

"Autistic individuals use the same basic facial movements to express emotions, but their intensity ... have more unpredictable and varied facial expressions, making it more difficult for doctors ...

"Learn to capture the essence of emotions in your characters by mastering facial expressions in cartooning and anime. Start with basic shapes: circles for heads and simple lines for features.

So researchers developed an unbiased machine learning approach to study hundreds of videos of mice and, as a result, have now catalogued a range of emotion-specific facial expressions. These ...