Face Recognition using local Patterns

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Mukesh D. Rinwa, Prof. Bharat S. Borkar

Abstract

Deriving an effective face representation is very essential task for automatic face recognition application. In this paper we used a feature descriptor called the Local Directional Number Pattern (LDN), which allows individual’s face recognition under different lightning’s, pose and expressions. Face recognition deals with different challenging problems in the field of image analysis and human computer interface. To deal with attention in our proposed work we use local patterns, a local directional number pattern (LDN) method, a six bit compact code for face recognition and understanding. By using LDN method we encode the directional information of the face images by convolving the face image with the compass mask. This compass mask extracts the edge response values in eight directions in the neighborhood. For each pixel we get the maximum and the minimum directional values which generate a LDN code i.e. generating an LDN image. Later LDN image is divided into number of blocks for each block histogram is computed and finally adds these histogram from each block to form the feature vector which acts as face descriptor to represent the face images. We perform different experiments under various illumination, pose and expression conditions.

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, M. D. R. P. B. S. B. (2015). Face Recognition using local Patterns. International Journal on Recent and Innovation Trends in Computing and Communication, 3(10), 5884–5889. https://doi.org/10.17762/ijritcc.v3i10.4953
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