#Sample Apps for Affdex C++ SDK for Windows / Linux

Welcome to our repository on GitHub! Here you will find example code to get you started with our Affdex SDK 3.0 and begin emotion-enabling you own app! Documentation for the SDKs is available on the Affectiva's Developer Portal.

[] (https://ci.appveyor.com/project/ahamino/win-sdk-samples)

Dependencies

Windows

• Affdex SDK 3.0 (32 bit)
• Visual Studio 2013 or higher

Linux

• Ubuntu 14.04 or higher or CentOS 7 or higher
• Affdex SDK 3.0
• CMake 2.8 or higher
• GCC 4.8 or higher

Additional dependencies

• OpenCV 3.1
• Boost 1.59

Installation

• Download Affdex SDK from here
• Sign up for an evaluation license by submitting this form

Windows

• Install the SDK using MSI installer.
• The additional dependencies get installed automatically by NuGet.

Ubuntu

sudo apt-get install build-essential libopencv-dev libboost-dev cmake
wget http://developer.affectiva.com/downloads/linux
mkdir affdex-sdk
tar -xzvf affdex-cpp-sdk-3.0-linux-64bit.tar.gz -C affdex-sdk
export AFFDEX_DATA_DIR=affdex-sdk/data
git clone https://github.com/Affectiva/win-sdk-samples.git
mkdir build
cd build
cmake -DOpenCV_DIR=/usr/local/ -DAFFDEX_DIR=../affdex-sdk ../win-sdk-samples
make

OpenCV-webcam-demo (c++)

Project for demoing the FrameDetector class. It grabs frames from the camera, analyzes them and displays the results on screen.

The following command line arguments can be used to run it:

-h [ --help ]                        Display this help message.
-d [ --data ] arg (=data)            Path to the data folder
-l [ --license ] arg (=test.license) License file.
-r [ --resolution ] arg (=640 480)   Resolution in pixels (2-values): width
                                     height
--pfps arg (=30)                     Processing framerate.
--cfps arg (=30)                     Camera capture framerate.
--bufferLen arg (=30)                process buffer size.
--cid arg (=0)                       Camera ID.
--faceMode arg (=0)                  Face detector mode (large faces vs small
                                    faces).
--numFaces arg (=1)                  Number of faces to be tracked.
--draw arg (=1)                      Draw metrics on screen.

Video-demo (c++)

Project for demoing the Windows SDK VideoDetector class. It processs video files, displays the emotion metrics and exports the results in a csv file.

The following command line arguments can be used to run it:

-h [ --help ]                        Display this help message.
-d [ --data ] arg (=data)            Path to the data folder
-l [ --license ] arg (=test.license) License file.
-i [ --input ] arg                   Video file to processs
--pfps arg (=30)                     Processing framerate.
--draw arg (=1)                      Draw video on screen.
--faceMode arg (=1)                  Face detector mode (large faces vs small
                                     faces).
--numFaces arg (=1)                  Number of faces to be tracked.
--loop arg (=0)                      Loop over the video being processed.

For an example of how to use Affdex in a C# application .. please refer to AffdexMe