Resources

Software and datasets released by the PHuSe Lab.

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Software

Natural interaction

pyVHR framework

Package pyVHR (short for Python framework for Virtual Heart Rate) is a comprehensive framework for studying methods of pulse rate estimation relying on video, also known as remote photoplethysmography (rPPG).

Research: Contactless Physiological Sensing

Affective computing

openFACS 3D framework

OpenFACS is an open source FACS-based 3D face animation system. OpenFACS is a software that allows the simulation of realistic facial expressions through the manipulation of specific action units as defined in the Facial Action Coding System.

Research: 3D Computer Vision, Affective Computing

Gaze processing

Gaze Deploy gaze model

Implementation of the gaze model "On gaze deployment to audio-visual cues of social interactions".

Research: Visual Attention

Gaze processing

CLE gaze model

Constrained Levy Exploration (CLE) generates a visual scanpath by computing gaze shifts as Levy flights on any kind of saliency map (bottom-up or top-down) computed for the given image.

Research: Visual Attention

Gaze processing

pyEcoSampling gaze model

Implementation of Ecological Sampling (ES) method, which generates gaze shifts on video clips (frame sequences) based on a stochastic model of eye guidance.

Research: Visual Attention

Affective computing

Gazing at Social gaze model

Implementation of the gaze model "Gazing at Social Interactions Between Foraging and Decision Theory".

Research: Visual Attention

Sparse representations

R-SVD dictionary learning algorithm

This package contains the Matlab implementation of R-SVD, an algorithm for dictionary learning in sparsity models based on the orthogonal Procrustes shape analysis.

Research: 3D Computer Vision

Download available on request: phuselab@di.unimi.it
Sparse representations

LiMapS & k-LiMapS sparse coding algorithms

LiMapS and k-LiMapS are fast iterative methods for finding sparse solutions to underdetermined linear systems, based on a fixed-point iteration scheme which combines nonconvex Lipschitzian-type mappings with canonical orthogonal projectors.

Research: 3D Computer Vision

Download available on request: phuselab@di.unimi.it

Datasets