Review Article

Academic Emotion Classification Using FER: A Systematic Review

Table 6

Selected publications that used academic emotion dataset.

ReferenceEmotion classifierType of emotionsFeature extractionResultsLimitationReal time

[97]Long-term recurrent convolutional networkBoredom, confusion, engagement, and frustrationN/ATop-1 accuracy: 94.6%Low illumination and lack of frontal poseNo
[35]Deep belief network (DBN)Two-level engagement and three-level engagementViola-Jones algorithmAccuracy:
(i) Two-level: 90.89%
(ii) Three-level: 87.25%
Unknown direct correlation between engagement and actual task performanceNo
[46]CNNConfusion, distraction, enjoyment, fatigue, neutralVGG16Accuracy: 91.60%Limited sample numberNo
[47]BERNBoredom, confusion, engagement, and frustrationOpenFaceTop-1 accuracy: 60% for four classification modelRequires a large amount of training data and a long training timeYes
[52]LSTMBoredom and frustrationMTCNN library—face detection & croppingAccuracy compared to the EmotioNet model:
(i) Boredom: +16.26%
(ii) Frustration -2.42%
(i) Decreased accuracy for frustration emotion
(ii) Involved negative emotions only
No
[61]CNNBoredom, confusion, engagement, and frustrationCNN+pose estimatorAccuracy: 53.4%Show a low recognition rate for the frustration when using the DAiSEE datasetYes
[64]Deep facial spatiotemporal network (DFSTN)Engagement level: very low, low, high, and very highMTCNNAccuracy: 58.84%(i) Low detection accuracy
(ii) Data deficiencies and data imbalances
No