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Emotion Recognition From AI-Generated and Human Faces: Performance, Mental Health, and Demographic Diversity
Facial emotion-recognition tasks are widely used to investigate social-cognitive differences across mental health conditions, but their scientific value depends on the faces used to measure performance. Established photographic databases are difficult and expensive to expand, and many provide little
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