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Posted by: Roy Spina Institution: University of Chichester October 19, 2012, 3:51 pm

Dear Colleagues,

I am looking to measure facial asymmetry of photos of human faces and am wondering if there is a standard or commonly used reliable software for doing so.

I am new to this topic and have scoured the literature, but have not located any studies comparing various methods or mentioning advantages or disadvantages of methods. If I have missed articles, could anyone please send me the citations.

I would be happy to share responses with everyone.

Kind regards,

Dr Roy Spina
Associate Professor
Department of Psychology and Counselling
University of Chichester

College Lane
Chichester
West Sussex, PO19 6PE
UK

Consulting: http://blogs.chi.ac.uk/power/dr-roy-spina/