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Cheese3D: sensitive detection and analysis of whole-face movement in mice

Irene Nozal Martin, Kyle Daruwalla, Linghua Zhang et al. · COSYNE 2025

…Mice, with discernible facial responses and evolutionarily conserved mammalian facial movement control circuits, provide an ideal model to unravel the link between facial movement and internal physiological states in mammals. While complex facial movements are orchestrated synchronous activity of muscles spread throughout the face, existing frameworks lack the spatial or temporal resolution to sensitively track motion of the entire mouse face, due to its small and conical form

ePoster · Computer Vision

Thoughtful faces: Using facial features to infer naturalistic cognitive processing across species

Alejandro Tlaie Boria, Katharine Shapcott, Muad Abd el Hay et al. · COSYNE 2023

Understanding how internally driven cognitive processes (COPs) give rise to behavior in different species is one of the key challenges in systems neuroscience. Traditionally, neuroscience has aimed to isolate individual COPs by simplifying sensory stimuli and behavioral readouts. Yet in natural behavior, several COPs can co-occur, often with overlapping neural representations. The dynamics of such superimposed COPs are yet to be understood, as well as the extent to which they generalize across species. To tackle this question, we developed a naturalistic Virtual Reality setup in which two spec

ePoster · Behavioral Neuroscience

…developed does automated extraction of facial features, which can be used in a number of interesting ways. I illustrate the value of wavelet-based features with a brief description of 2 recent studies: perceptual in-painting, and the robustness of the whole-part advantage across a large stimulus set. Finally, I discuss the suitability of various deep learning models for generating stimuli to study perceptual face spaces. I belie

Wed, Feb 1, 2023 · 14:00 UTC

Seminar · Computer Vision

…People with PMO see facial features that appear to melt, stretch, and change size and position. I'll discuss research on PMO carried out by my lab and others that sheds light on the cognitive and neural organization of face perception. https://facedistortion.faceblind.org/

Tue, Aug 3, 2021 · 16:00 UTC

Seminar · Vision Science