Utilidad de la tecnología de reconocimiento automático de expresión facial aplicada al análisis de conducta criminalUn estudio de caso

  1. Sergio Martínez Pacheco 1
  2. Rafael Manuel López Pérez 2
  3. Juan Enrique Soto Castro 1
  4. Anderson Tamborim 3
  5. Alicia Juárez Bielsa 1
  1. 1 Policía Nacional. Sección Análisis de Conducta (SAC). España.
  2. 2 Fundación Universitaria Behavior & Law ,
  3. 3 Social Intelligence Group. Brasil
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Revue:
Behavior & Law Journal

ISSN: 2444-4170

Année de publication: 2018

Volumen: 4

Número: 1

Pages: 1-8

Type: Article

DOI: 10.47442/BLJ.V4.I1.45 DIALNET GOOGLE SCHOLAR lock_openAccès ouvert editor

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Résumé

This study aims to validate the incorporation of the use of new technologies, specialized in the recognition of facial expression, into the study of criminal behavior. As a result of the collaboration of two different but totally complementary worlds such as the academic-research field and the applied field, the possibility of implementing the use of facial coding software has arisen. This program automates the discrimination of the so-called units of action in the face of people to a specific case selected by the police unit in charge of non-verbal behavior studies in the National Police, the Behavior Analysis Section (SAC) After the nfrontation of the results obtained by the analysts of the SAC with the results produced by the facial recognition software, it is concluded that it can be very useful to facilitate the task of discrimination, although this final analysis should be supplemented by the experience and supervision of the analysts as signed to the case, since the best final results are obtained from the combined work of both.

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