Transfer learning for Identification of Facial Paralysis and Evaluating the level of Deformation in Human Faces

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newline Facial Paralysis is one of the neural disorders causing inability to contract the muscle nerve on one (or both) of the sides of the face, which directly results in deforming or a droopy face. This is considered one of the diseases that is increasing its rate of infection in recent times. There are many causes for Facial paralysis and it is also a common symptom in people who have suffered a brain stroke. Hence, detecting any changes or deformation in facial features is desirable, which helps in detecting strokes beforehand. Anyone can be infected by this when the cranial nerve is affected. newline

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