Mahnob HCI-Tagging Database Access API for Bob
This package is part of the signal-processing and machine learning toolbox Bob. It contains an interface for the evaluation protocols of the Mahnob HCI-Tagging Dataset. Notice this package does not contain the raw data files from this dataset, which need to be obtained through the link above.
Installation
Complete Bob’s installation instructions. Then, to install this package, run:
$ conda install bob.db.hci_tagging
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