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Local consistency preserved coupled mappings for low-resolution face recognition

Abstract

Existing face recognition systems can achieve high recognition rates in the well-controlled environment. However, when the resolution of the test images is lower than that of the gallery images, the performance degrades seriously. Traditional two-step solutions (first adopting super-resolution (SR) method, and then performing the recognition phase) mainly focus on visual enhancement, rather than classification. In this paper, we utilize Local Consistency Preserved Coupled Mappings (LCPCM-I) to project the face images with different resolutions onto a new common space for recognition based on coupled mappings (CM). To achieve better results, we incorporate discriminant information with LCPCM (LCPCM-II). The experimental results on FERET database verify the effectiveness of our proposed method.

Keywords:
Computer science Facial recognition system Artificial intelligence Consistency (knowledge bases) Face (sociological concept) Discriminant Pattern recognition (psychology) Focus (optics) Computer vision Low resolution Image resolution Linear discriminant analysis High resolution

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Advanced Image Processing Techniques
Physical Sciences →  Computer Science →  Computer Vision and Pattern Recognition
Sparse and Compressive Sensing Techniques
Physical Sciences →  Engineering →  Computational Mechanics
Image Processing Techniques and Applications
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