Spectral Graph Wavelet Theory with Statistical Features for Face Recognition

Devi, S Shankari; Brindha, Brindha

doi:10.18831/djcse.in/2015011005

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“…It combines the task of extreme sparse learning machine [29] and sparse representation in a unified approach. With the minimum reconstruction error obtained for an image, optimal solution [30,31,32,33] has been generated and compared with the gallery image so that the resultant target image would be effectively recognized and retrieved.…”

Section: Robust Auxiliary Dictionary Learningmentioning

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A Review of Face Recognition Techniques

Anesha¹

2016

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In today's networked world, the necessity of maintaining information safety as well as preserving the physical property is gradually becoming significant and tedious. As the requirement of high level of security arises, face recognition technology is bound to bend, to cope with the upcoming needs. Also, face recognition has caught the eye of researchers in the areas ranging from image processing and security to computer vision. Streams including content retrieval, network security and video compression get profited by face recognition technology. This is because face recognition deals with people as its centre of attention, thereby increasing the user-friendliness in human-computer interaction. It could also maintain our privacy and protect our assets without dropping our identity. But in this real world environment it seems to be a difficult task because of image variance in terms of position, size, expression and pose. In order to handle all these inter and intra-class variations in face images, various methodologies have been proposed. Here we analyse some methods, their possible strongholds and drawbacks.

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Section: Robust Auxiliary Dictionary Learningmentioning

confidence: 99%

A Review of Face Recognition Techniques

Anesha¹

2016

JECSE

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Spectral Graph Wavelet Theory with Statistical Features for Face Recognition

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A Review of Face Recognition Techniques

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