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基于回归森林的面部姿态分析 I. Introduction A. Background and motivation B. Research questions and objectives C. Contribution of the study II. Literature review A. Previous research on facial pose estimation B. Different methods for facial pose detection C. Review of decision tree and random forest III. Methodology A. Dataset and preprocessing B. Feature extraction C. Regression forest algorithm D. Training and testing procedures IV. Results and discussion A. Evaluation metrics B. Comparison with other methods C. Visual analysis D. Discussion of the results V. Conclusion and future work A. Contributions to the field B. Limitations and future research C. Implications and applications D. Conclusion and final remarks VI. ReferencesI. IntroductionA. Background and MotivationFacial pose estimation has gained significant attention in recent years as it has numerous practical applications such as face recognition, human-computer interaction, and driver-monitoring systems. Facial pose detection refers to the process of detecting the orientation of a face in a 2D or 3D space with respect to a reference coordinate system. This process can be characterized by the rotation angles of the head along the three axes, yaw, pitch, and roll.Despite the inherent challenges, facial pose estimation has attracted researchers from various fields, including computer vision, pattern recognition, and machine learning, who have proposed different methods to solve the problem. Some of the methods used include geometric-based, appearance-based, and hybrid approaches.One of the most promising methods for facial pose estimation is the regression forest algorithm, which is a type of decision tree that utilizes multiple decision trees to produce a robust model. The method involves learning a set of decision trees from the training data and then using the ensemble of the trees to make predictions on the test data. Compared to other methods, regression forest algorithms have been