Facial expression recognition is one of the hotspots in the fields of computer vision and deep learning. It has very important applications in the domains of learning service recommendation, human–computer interaction and medical industry. Aiming at the problem that the traditional expression recognition method is not accurate, this paper proposes a method combining Gabor wavelet transform and convolutional neural network. Firstly, face positioning, cropping, histogram equalization and other preprocessing are performed on the expression image. Then we extract key frames of expression sequences. After that the Gabor wavelet transform is performed on the expression image to obtain magnitude and phase characteristics. Finally, we design a 2-channel CNN for training and classification. The experiment achieves an accuracy of 96.81% on the CK+ database and it has a certain improvement compared with the Gabor wavelet transform and the traditional CNN alone.
The accuracy of learning resource recommendation is crucial to realizing precise teaching and personalized learning. We propose a novel collaborative filtering recommendation algorithm based on the student’s online learning sequential behavior to improve the accuracy of learning resources recommendation. First, we extract the student’s learning events from his/her online learning process. Then each student’s learning events are selected as the basic analysis unit to extract the feature sequential behavior sequence that represents the student’s learning behavioral characteristics. Then the extracted feature sequential behavior sequence generates the student’s feature vector. Moreover, we improve the H-[Formula: see text] clustering algorithm that clusters the students who have similar learning behavior. Finally, we recommend learning resources to the students combine similarity user clusters with the traditional collaborative filtering algorithm based on user. The experiment shows that the proposed algorithm improved the accuracy rate by 110% and recall rate by 40% compared with the traditional user-based collaborative filtering algorithm.
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