Why does the example only have 4 emotions, while the emotionmodel.js has 6?

[adamhipster]

I saw that the classifier is based on Ekman. Other than contempt (was contempt disputed as a basic emotion?), all emotions exist in emotionmodel.js

Why do you delete disgust and fear in the example? Is there any reason for that? Is it not well-trained enough, or is it just done for simplicity's sake?

If it's just for simplicity, then I'd find it cool to have a full example as well, with all 6 emotions.

[auduno]

Hi, I didn't include "disgust" and "fear" in the example just because the classification of those emotions wasn't very good.