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Gender Estimation Based on Smile-Dynamics [PDF]

IEEE Transactions on Information Forensics and Security, 2017
Automated gender estimation has numerous applications including video surveillance, human computer-interaction, anonymous customized advertisement and image retrieval. Most commonly, the underlying algorithms analyze the facial appearance for clues of gender.
Antitza Dantcheva, François Brémond
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Gender and Smile Dynamics

SpringerBriefs in Computer Science, 2019
This chapter is concerned with the discussion of a computational framework to aid with gender classification in an automated fashion using the dynamics of a smile. The computational smile dynamics framework we discuss here uses the spatio-temporal changes on the face during a smile.
Hassan Ugail, Ahmad Ali Asad Aldahoud
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Gender, Gender Relations, and the Social Dynamics of Children's Conversations.

Developmental Psychology, 2005
The authors investigated the effects of gender on the social dynamics and outcomes of conversations involving 120 children (mean age = 8 years 7 months). Children were taught particular values for different shaped counters and placed in same-gender or mixed-gender pairs with children who were taught different values.
Leman, Patrick, Ahmed, S, Ozarow, L
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The Dynamic Development of Gender Variability

Journal of Homosexuality, 2012
We diagram and discuss theories of gender identity development espoused by the clinical groups represented in this special issue. We contend that theories of origin relate importantly to clinical practice, and argue that the existing clinical theories are under-developed. Therefore, we develop a dynamic systems framework for gender identity development.
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Keystroke Dynamics Features for Gender Recognition

Digital Investigation, 2018
Abstract This work attempts to recognize the gender of an unknown user with data derived only from keystroke dynamics. Keystroke dynamics, which can be described as the way a user is typing, usually amount to tens of thousands of features, each of them enclosing some information.
Ioannis Tsimperidis, Avi Arampatzis, Alexandros Karakos   +2 more
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Gendered organizational dynamics

Journal of Sociology, 2009
Australian governments have reported an impending ‘crisis’ with workforce shortages in the health sector expected to deepen over the next decade. The allied health professions, however, have barely rated a mention despite the fact their retention rates are low and they are expected to play an expanded and more preventive role in the future.
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Dealing with the dynamics of gender

Human Resource Management International Digest, 2003
Today’s organizations have many more female employees than those in the past, so it is natural that there are many more mixed‐gender teams at work. How can they be made to function more effectively? Answering this question demands insight into what causes men and women to behave differently in the workplace.
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The Rhetorical Dynamics of Gender Harassment On-Line

Information Society, 1999
This article compares two extended interactions that took place recently on the Internet, one from a recreational Internet Relay Chat (IRC)channel, and the other from an academic listserv discussion group. The two interactions exhibit similar gender dynamics, which can be characterized as harassment of female by male participants. This harassment takes
Susan Herring
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