Abstract

To address the problems of low accuracy of existing deep learning-based micro-expression recognition models, numerous network parameters, and the difficulty of mobile deployment of micro-expression recognition models, this paper proposes DCBAM-EfficientNet, a micro-expression recognition model that uses the lightweight network EfficientNet as the backbone network and incorporates the attention module. The network can guarantee the accuracy of micro-expression recognition with relatively few network parameters. The attention mechanism allows the more expressive micro-expression features to be highlighted, and the CBAM attention is improved into a DCBAM model, where the large convolution kernel in the spatial attention module of CBAM is replaced by a dilated convolution with the same receptive field, reducing the network parameters while better preserving the spatial features of the image. The integration of the DCBAM model into the main structure of EfficientNet enables better integration of contextual information. Data enhancement is used to process the micro-expression dataset to decrease the occurrence of overfitting and improve the generalization ability of the model. The results demonstrate that the optimized model DCBAM-EfficientNet can effectively promote the recognition accuracy of micro-expressions, significantly reduce the quantity and volume of model parameters, and provide a reference for the deployment of mobile micro-expression recognition models.

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