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The role of temporal inversion in the perception of realistic and morphed dynamic transitions between facial expressions

Article ID Journal Published Year Pages File Type
8795326 Vision Research 2018 10 Pages PDF
Keywords
Dynamic facial expressionFace perceptionvideo recordingEmotion
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The role of temporal inversion in the perception of realistic and morphed dynamic transitions between facial expressions
Authors
Olga A. Korolkova,
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