… suggest that physiognomy is a useful practical endeavor. … might be a very modest kernel of
truth in people’s impressions … strongly suggest that relying on physiognomy is unlikely to be …

In this chapter, we'll explore two instances in which machine learning systems were created
to categorise people based on a facial image.'The first purports to determine whether the …

… physiognomy, and how face shape affects people’s judgment of personality. Method: According
to the eight face shapes theory of physiognomy… In this paper, physiognomy only refers to …

… Given all of this, the ability to reliably, effectively and efficiently evaluate personality is a
valuable goal, and with the advent of the era of big data, modern computer science has the …

… In an era before the advent of modern neuroscience and psychology, physiognomy and
phrenology were two of the primary tools that people used to understand the human mind.7 …

This chapter situates Conrad’s ironic treatment of the physiognomic surface/depth dichotomy
within the context of urban flânerie. In The Secret Agent, the prime navigators of the London …

… The expert eye should be able to assess and interpret such anomalous stigmata, as in
obscene tattoos or idiosyncratic facial physiognomies, or through the assessment of the shapes …

… racist pseudoscience, previously known as physiognomy. Kosinski defended his study by …
We have many known examples of how modern artificial intelligence technology can be …

… century (as will be seen, physiognomy or phrenology are the most typical examples of this).
In this discursive context, it naturally follows that the depths must have a truth, which should …

… Such physiognomic beliefs are related to the belief that biology is relatively fixed and
immutable, and belief in a just world (perhaps reflecting the idea that ‘people get the face that they …