2009 Fifth International Conference on Intelligent Information Hiding and Multimedia Signal Processing 2009
DOI: 10.1109/iih-msp.2009.325
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Complex Wavelet-Based Face Recognition Using Independent Component Analysis

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“…To overcome this issue, vectorial features can be represented more precisely using a complex representation [28], [29]. Since, in our case, vectorial features m = [x, y] are the primary source of information, a complex representation of these features allows better correlation between them [28]- [30].…”
Section: B Pre-processing and Feature Selection Modulesmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…To overcome this issue, vectorial features can be represented more precisely using a complex representation [28], [29]. Since, in our case, vectorial features m = [x, y] are the primary source of information, a complex representation of these features allows better correlation between them [28]- [30].…”
Section: B Pre-processing and Feature Selection Modulesmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Since, in our case and many similar scenarios, vectorial features such as a location, speed, gradients or angles, are the primary source of information, a hyper-complex representation of these features is more efficient allowing better correlation between these channels [1,14,5]. The proposed method exploits the hypercomplex (quaternion) representation capturing the dependencies within the EEG sensors located on the sides of the head and the ones over the eyes, [13,4].…”
Section: Quaternion Principal Component Analysismentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Since, in our case and many similar scenarios, vectorial features such as a location, speed, gradients or angles, are the primary source of information, a hyper-complex representation of these features is more efficient allowing better correlation between these channels [47][48][49]. The proposed method exploits the hyper-complex (quaternion) representation capturing the dependencies within the EEG sensors located on the sides of the head and the ones over the eyes, [51,50].…”
Section: Emotion Recognition Using Fiducial Points and Eeg Quaternionmentioning
confidence: 99%