In this paper, we propose a new method of eye detection based on Viola & Jones detector, skin color and eye template. Our method is processed into three steps: In the first step, faces are detected by using the Viola & Jones detector. In the second step, face images are segmented into skin regions and non-skin regions with a threshold calculated by a combination of rules proposed on elements of the three color spaces RGB, HSV and YCbCr. The third step is the matching of an eye template with non-skin regions. Our method is tested on the FEI database available online, as well as a set of personal images and other from the Internet. The obtained results are satisfactory in terms of the quality of detection and rapidity.
An innovative technique for encrypting colors and medical images will be provided in this paper. It is founded on the creation of many, arbitrary-sized substitution tables that are attached to current replacement and diffusion functions that produced from the chaotic maps employed. By applying an upgraded Vigenère circuit with the built S-Box, a genetic crossover suited to the encoding of color images with multiple chaotic vectors will be adopted. Finally, a genetic mutation is installed under the control of a chaotic table for the reproduction of the encrypted image capable of resisting any unexpected invasion. A massive amount of color images of various sizes and formats being simulated to verify the dependability of our cutting-edge technology.
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