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This document discusses face biometrics and face recognition systems. It explains that there are two types of biometrics: physiological and behavioral characteristics. Physiological biometrics include finger scans, iris scans, retina scans, hand scans, and facial recognition. The document then focuses on facial recognition, noting that it analyzes 80 landmarks on the human face. It describes two types of facial recognition comparisons: verification and identification. The document explains that facial recognition is preferable to other biometrics because it requires no physical interaction and does not require an expert to interpret results. It provides an overview of how facial recognition systems work in three steps: loading a photo, detecting faces, and recognizing faces using algorithms. The document concludes by describing several algorithms used for facial
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- 3. physiological 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. Finger- Scan Iris Scan Retina Scan Hand Scan Facial Recognition
- 4. Facial Recognition • 80 landmarks on a human face. o Distance between eyes o Width of the nose o Depth of the eye socket o Cheekbones o Jaw lines o Chin
- 7. In Facial recognition there are two types of comparisons VERIFICATION- The system compares the given individual with who they say they are and gives a yes or no decision. IDENTIFICATION- The system compares the given individual to all the Other individuals in the database and gives a ranked list of matches.
- 8. Why we choose face recognition over other biometric?
- 9. It requires no physical interaction on behalf of the user
- 10. It does not require an expert to interpret the comparison result
- 11. Identify a particular person from large crowd
- 12. Verification of credit card, personal ID, passport
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- 15. Model Based EBGM -Elastic Bunch Graph Method
- 16. Model Based 3D Face Recognition Method
- 17. PCA-Principal Component Analysis(Eigen Face Method)
- 18. 1.Create training set of faces and calculate the eigen faces ( Creating the Data Base) 2. Project the new image onto the eigen faces. 3. Check closeness to one of the known faces. 4. Add unknown faces to the training set and re-calculate
- 19. 1.0 Creating training set of images • Face Image as I(x,y) be 2 dimensional N by N array of (8 bit) intensity values. • Image may also be considered as a vector of dimension 2. N ( 256x256 image = Vector of Dimension 65,536 ) y I1(N,N) Image T1=I1(1,1),I1(1,2)…I1(1,N),I1(2,1)……..,
- 20. • Training set of face images T1,T2,T3,……TM.- • 1. Average Face of Image =Ψ = 1 ( ∑M Ti ) M i=1 Ψ average face ; M –no. of images
- 21. • 2. Each Training face defer from average by vector Φ Φi =Ti - Ψ Φi Eigen face Each Image Ti Average Image Ψ
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- 23. Face Images using as training images (Ti) -Image must be in same size- Eigen Faces (Uk) U=( U11,…U1n, U21,…U2n,….., Uk1,……Ukn, Um1,……Umn) Face database
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