1 June 2011 Study on three-dimensional face recognition with continuous-wave time-of-flight range cameras
Olga Ebers, Tatjana Ebers, Matthias Plaue, Thea Raduntz, Gunter Barwolff, Hartmut Schwandt
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Abstract
For a number of different security and industrial applications, there is the need for reliable person identification methods. Among these methods, face recognition has a number of advantages such as being noninvasive and potentially covert. Other advantages of conventional two-dimensional face recognition, in particular, are its low data capture duration and its low cost. However, the recent introduction of fast and comparatively inexpensive time-of-flight cameras for the recording of 2.5D range data in real time calls for a closer look at three-dimentional face recognition in this context. One major disadvantage, however, is the low quality of the data acquired with this type of camera. In this paper, we investigate the feasibility of face recognition systems based on such range images.
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Olga Ebers, Tatjana Ebers, Matthias Plaue, Thea Raduntz, Gunter Barwolff, and Hartmut Schwandt "Study on three-dimensional face recognition with continuous-wave time-of-flight range cameras," Optical Engineering 50(6), 063201 (1 June 2011). https://doi.org/10.1117/1.3593152
Published: 1 June 2011
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KEYWORDS
Facial recognition systems

Denoising

Continuous wave operation

Databases

3D image processing

Cameras

Image segmentation

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