Michal Olszanowski & Grzegorz Pochwatko: WSEFEP - Warsaw Set of Emotional Facial Expression Pictures by emotional-face.org
The project was established by the team from Warsaw School of Social Sciences and Humanities to research facial emotionality. Now, as a first result of our work, we created the set of 210 high-quality pictures of six basic emotions (enjoyment, fear, disgust, anger, sadness, surprise) and neutral display. The pictures were carefully selected to fit criteria of basic emotions and then evaluated by independent judges. Each one has own indices of intensity and purity of displayed emotions.If you are academic teacher or researcher and you want to use the set all you have to do is to make on-line registration – then you will be able to download database (during the registration please add ‘EAESP' as an ‘affiliate institution’ for faster proceeding!).WSEFEP is free for scientific/academic use (non-commercial researches or for educational purpose). For more information please visit www.emotional-face.org.
Radboud Faces Database (RaFD)
RaFD is a freely available face database for scientific purposes and contains high quality photographs of 39 Caucasian adults, 19 Caucasian children, and 19 Moroccan adult males (i.e., Dutch males from Moroccan descent).
The database contains images of each of these 67 faces with 8 facial expressions (neutral, angry, sad, fearful, happy, surprised, contemptuous, disgusted), each with three gaze directions (straight, averted left, averted right). All pictures were taken from 5 camera angles simultaneously.
Recently, we published validation data for the frontal camera images of all Caucasian models, with measurements on: emotion recognition, intensity of emotion, clarity of emotion, genuineness of emotion, and valence of the pictures [see: Langner, Dotsch, Bijlstra, Wigboldus, Hawk, & van Knippenberg (in press). Presentation and validation of the Radboud Faces Database. Cognition and Emotion.].
As staff member of an accredited university you can download and use images from RaFD for non-profit scientific research without any costs. Visit our website at: www.rafd.nl and request access to the database.
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