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Face Recognition
Edited by Kresimir Delac and Mislav Grgic, ISBN 978-3-902613-03-5, Hard cover, 558 pages, Publisher: I-Tech Education and Publishing, Published: July 01, 2007 under CC BY-NC-SA 3.0 license, in subject Artificial Intelligence
DOI: 10.5772/38
This book will serve as a handbook for students, researchers and practitioners in the area of automatic (computer) face recognition and inspire some future research ideas by identifying potential research directions. The book consists of 28 chapters, each focusing on a certain aspect of the problem. Within every chapter the reader will be given an overview of background information on the subject at hand and in many cases a description of the authors' original proposed solution. The chapters in this book are sorted alphabetically, according to the first author's surname. They should give the reader a general idea where the current research efforts are heading, both within the face recognition area itself and in interdisciplinary approaches.
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Book contents
- Chapter 13D Face Recognition in a Ambient Intelligence Environment Scenario
- Chapter 2Image-based Subspace Analysis for Face Recognition
- Chapter 3Nearest Feature Rules and Dissimilarity Representations for Face Recognition Problems
- Chapter 4Improving Face Recognition by Video Spatial Morphing
- Chapter 5Machine Analysis of Facial Expressions
- Chapter 63D Face Recognition
- Chapter 7Multi-Modal Human Verification Using Face and Speech
- Chapter 8Face Recognition Using Optimized 3D Information from Stereo Images
- Chapter 9Far-Field, Multi-Camera, Video-to-Video Face Recognition
- Chapter 10Facing Visual Tasks Based on Different Cognitive Architectures
- Chapter 11Frequency Domain Face Recognition
- Chapter 12From Canonical Face to Synthesis - an Illumination Invariant Face Recognition Approach
- Chapter 13A Feature-Level Fusion of Appearance and Passive Depth Information for Face Recognition
- Chapter 14Selection and Efficient Use of Local Features for Face and Facial Expression Recognition in a Cortical Architecture
- Chapter 15Measuring External Face Appearance for Face Classification
- Chapter 16Investigating Spontaneous Facial Action Recognition through AAM Representations of the Face
- Chapter 17Achieving Illumination Invariance Using Image Filters
- Chapter 18Automatic Facial Feature Extraction for Face Recognition
- Chapter 19Wavelets and Face Recognition
- Chapter 20Image Compression Effects in Face Recognition Systems
- Chapter 21PCA and LDA Based Neural Networks for Human Face Recognition
- Chapter 22Multi-View Face Recognition with Min-Max Modular Support Vector Machines
- Chapter 23Design, Implementation and Evaluation of Hardware Vision Systems Dedicated to Real-Time Face Recognition
- Chapter 24Face and Gesture Recognition for Human-Robot Interaction
- Chapter 25Modelling Uncertainty in Representation of Facial Features for Face Recognition
- Chapter 26Intelligent Global Face Recognition
- Chapter 27Compact Parallel Optical Correlator for Face Recognition, and its Application
- Chapter 28Human Detection and Gesture Recognition Based on Ambient Intelligence
- Chapter 29Preface
