Personality trait detection based on ASM localization and deep learning

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Abstract

Global competition is the competition of human resources, the social demand for high-quality talents is increasing, and the demand for all kinds of talents is increasing. Therefore, how to scientifically and efficiently complete the preliminary screening of college students' mental health, so as to provide services for them, has become an important task. In order to solve the above problems, by combining the relevant professional knowledge of psychology, statistics, image processing, and artificial intelligence technology, a personality trait detection method based on active shape model (ASM) localization and deep learning is proposed. Firstly, the traditional ASM algorithm is improved and applied to facial feature point location, which provides training basis for further deep learning. It mainly includes three aspects of improvement: (1) 2D texture model based on Gabor wavelet and gradient features; (2) new multiresolution pyramid decomposition method; and (3) improved multiresolution pyramid search strategy. Secondly, the deep belief network model is used to train and classify the students' four personality traits and facial features, so as to dig out the relationship between the four personality traits and facial features. The experimental results show that the localization effect of the improved ASM algorithm is obviously better than that of the traditional algorithm, and the classifier after learning and training has a good effect in analyzing the four personality traits.

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Fu, J., & Zhang, H. (2021). Personality trait detection based on ASM localization and deep learning. Scientific Programming, 2021. https://doi.org/10.1155/2021/5675917

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