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Pain in 3D: Generating Controllable Synthetic Faces for Automated Pain Assessment

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arXiv:2509.16727v5 Announce Type: replace-cross Abstract: Automated pain assessment from facial expressions is crucial for non-communicative patient. Progress has been limited by two challenges: (i) existing datasets exhibit severe demographic and label imbalance due to ethical constraints, and (ii)

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