Subha R, Suchithra, PendelaSatya Sudesh, MidhunReddy G, P. K, Mohammed Fadhil S
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Facial expression detection has become a part of the current industry scenario. The face detection techniques implementation range from convolutional neural network to residual network. This paper tries to take up a survey on different scenarios, to understand the efficient implementation and also try to suggest an efficient strategy usage.In this paper, a set of data is taken up for training & testing, which helps the model in the identification of facial expressions. Computer vision trains and tests the machines for identifying the object. Computer Vision but it has to do much with cameras. The data and algorithms are the retinas, optic nerves and a visual cortex of any model. Computer Vision is applied with a system model, the model may be implemented using any of the artificial intelligence algorithms. A CNN with a help of machine learning or deep learning model takes up a “look” with a breakon images which splits it up into a pixel. The pixel is added with tags or labels. Usually, the convolution model is used for predictions; the mathematical operation on two function provides a third function with an efficient outcome. The result is then the recognition of the images about what is “seen”, as such of a human. The resultant accuracy is evaluated in a series of predictions.