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25 October 1994 Projection-based face recognition
Joseph Wilder, Richard J. Mammone, Peter Meer, A. Flanagan, K. Xu, Augustine Tsai, S. Weiner, X. Y. Zhang
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Abstract
A face recognition system has been developed and demonstrated at the Rutgers University Center for Computer Aids for Industrial Productivity. The system uses a preliminary data reduction step, gray scale projection, and a fast transform technique to greatly reduce the computational complexity of the problem and, consequently, the cost of high-speed implementation. The decision function is a new, extremely cost-effective neural network, the Mammone/Sankar Neural Tree Network. This paper examines the use of gray scale projection in detail, and demonstrates the use of 1D signal processing techniques in 2D imaging applications. Results are presented showing immunity to changes in expression and small rotations about the vertical axis.
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Joseph Wilder, Richard J. Mammone, Peter Meer, A. Flanagan, K. Xu, Augustine Tsai, S. Weiner, and X. Y. Zhang "Projection-based face recognition", Proc. SPIE 2277, Automatic Systems for the Identification and Inspection of Humans, (25 October 1994); https://doi.org/10.1117/12.191884
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KEYWORDS
Glasses

Facial recognition systems

Neural networks

Computing systems

Head

Feature extraction

Image processing

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