Bliss H. Cui

This study investigates how empathy relates to the structural representation of facial affect by comparing face prototypes generated by participants with different empathy levels.

This study uses a genetic-algorithm face synthesis task to show that depression severity affects the cognitive process of facial affect representation, with At Risk participants showing faster convergence on embarrassment and greater instability in anger representations.

This paper uses AI-generated facial expressions to explore emotion perception, revealing a four-cluster structure and autistic trait associations.

The paper uses genetic algorithms to show that context modulates individual differences in facial emotion representations, with some emotions more affected than others.

This study investigates how central vision loss alters internal emotion representations using a genetic algorithm paradigm and three-dimensional face models, finding significant group differences in emotion expression.