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Prototypic facial expressions is a classification method for Facial Expression Recognition. It classifies human facial expressions into six categories: happiness, sadness, surprise, anger, fear, disgust.

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^ P. Ekman, Emotion in the Human Face, Cambridge University Press, 1982

[1] P. Ekman, Emotion in the Human Face, Cambridge University Press, 1982

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