2013
DOI: 10.1016/j.neucom.2012.08.030
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Face aging simulation and recognition based on NMF algorithm with sparseness constraints

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“…Ji-Xiang Du et al [4], as of late, face recognition has been generally connected in overseeing and criminal fields. Aside from lighting, signal and appearance, varieties fit as a fiddle and surface of human faces because of aging component would likewise influence the execution of face recognition frameworks to a great degree.…”
Section: Fig 4 Face Time Lapsementioning
confidence: 99%
“…Ji-Xiang Du et al [4], as of late, face recognition has been generally connected in overseeing and criminal fields. Aside from lighting, signal and appearance, varieties fit as a fiddle and surface of human faces because of aging component would likewise influence the execution of face recognition frameworks to a great degree.…”
Section: Fig 4 Face Time Lapsementioning
confidence: 99%
“…Several methods of NMF are discussed here, which include: Semi supervised constrained NMF [19], semisupervised graph based discriminative NMF [20], Bayesian learning approach to reduce the generalization error in upper bound using NMF [21] and update rules [22], sparseness NMF, which provides better characterization of the features [23], sparse unmixing NMF [24], locally weighted sparse graph regularized NMF [25], graph-regularized NMF [26], graph dual regularization [27], multiple graph regularized NMF [28], graph regularized multilayer NMF [29], adaptive graph regularized NMF [30], hyper-graph regularized [31], graph regularization with sparse NMF [32], multi-view NMF [33], extended incremental NMF [34], incremental orthogonal projective NMF [35], correntropy induced metric NMF [36], multi-view NMF [37], patch based NMF [38], MMNMF [39], regularized NMF [40], FR conjugate gradient NMF [41]. However, these methods failed to address the problems associated with non-orthogonality due to the presence of nonnegative elements in NMF.…”
Section: Related Workmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The earliest attempts on cross-age face recognition fell into the category of generative approaches [5,6], which rely on simulating the face aging process and augmenting the datasets with synthetic samples to improve the performance. However, these methods suffer from the computationally expensive problem due to the complexity of the simulating model itself, and it lacks diversity among the generated samples due to a strong parametric assumption of the model.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%