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17 April 2006 A framework for the recognition of 3D faces and expressions
Chao Li, Armando Barreto
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Abstract
Face recognition technology has been a focus both in academia and industry for the last couple of years because of its wide potential applications and its importance to meet the security needs of today's world. Most of the systems developed are based on 2D face recognition technology, which uses pictures for data processing. With the development of 3D imaging technology, 3D face recognition emerges as an alternative to overcome the difficulties inherent with 2D face recognition, i.e. sensitivity to illumination conditions and orientation positioning of the subject. But 3D face recognition still needs to tackle the problem of deformation of facial geometry that results from the expression changes of a subject. To deal with this issue, a 3D face recognition framework is proposed in this paper. It is composed of three subsystems: an expression recognition system, a system for the identification of faces with expression, and neutral face recognition system. A system for the recognition of faces with one type of expression (happiness) and neutral faces was implemented and tested on a database of 30 subjects. The results proved the feasibility of this framework.
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Chao Li and Armando Barreto "A framework for the recognition of 3D faces and expressions", Proc. SPIE 6202, Biometric Technology for Human Identification III, 620202 (17 April 2006); https://doi.org/10.1117/12.664942
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KEYWORDS
Facial recognition systems

3D scanning

3D acquisition

Databases

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3D image processing

Data acquisition

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