Identifying faces in non-frontal poses presents a significant challenge for face recognition(FR)systems.In this study,we delved into the impact of yaw pose variations on these systems and devised a robust method for d...Identifying faces in non-frontal poses presents a significant challenge for face recognition(FR)systems.In this study,we delved into the impact of yaw pose variations on these systems and devised a robust method for detecting faces across a wide range of angles from 0°to±90°.We initially selected the most suitable feature vector size by integrating the Dlib,FaceNet(Inception-v2),and“Support Vector Machines(SVM)”+“K-nearest neighbors(KNN)”algorithms.To train and evaluate this feature vector,we used two datasets:the“Labeled Faces in the Wild(LFW)”benchmark data and the“Robust Shape-Based FR System(RSBFRS)”real-time data,which contained face images with varying yaw poses.After selecting the best feature vector,we developed a real-time FR system to handle yaw poses.The proposed FaceNet architecture achieved recognition accuracies of 99.7%and 99.8%for the LFW and RSBFRS datasets,respectively,with 128 feature vector dimensions and minimum Euclidean distance thresholds of 0.06 and 0.12.The FaceNet+SVM and FaceNet+KNN classifiers achieved classification accuracies of 99.26%and 99.44%,respectively.The 128-dimensional embedding vector showed the highest recognition rate among all dimensions.These results demonstrate the effectiveness of our proposed approach in enhancing FR accuracy,particularly in real-world scenarios with varying yaw poses.展开更多
Biometric applications widely use the face as a component for recognition and automatic detection.Face rotation is a variable component and makes face detection a complex and challenging task with varied angles and ro...Biometric applications widely use the face as a component for recognition and automatic detection.Face rotation is a variable component and makes face detection a complex and challenging task with varied angles and rotation.This problem has been investigated,and a novice algorithm,namely RIFDS(Rotation Invariant Face Detection System),has been devised.The objective of the paper is to implement a robust method for face detection taken at various angle.Further to achieve better results than known algorithms for face detection.In RIFDS Polar Harmonic Transforms(PHT)technique is combined with Multi-Block Local Binary Pattern(MBLBP)in a hybrid manner.The MBLBP is used to extract texture patterns from the digital image,and the PHT is used to manage invariant rotation characteristics.In this manner,RIFDS can detect human faces at different rotations and with different facial expressions.The RIFDS performance is validated on different face databases like LFW,ORL,CMU,MIT-CBCL,JAFFF Face Databases,and Lena images.The results show that the RIFDS algorithm can detect faces at varying angles and at different image resolutions and with an accuracy of 99.9%.The RIFDS algorithm outperforms previous methods like Viola-Jones,Multi-blockLocal Binary Pattern(MBLBP),and Polar HarmonicTransforms(PHTs).The RIFDS approach has a further scope with a genetic algorithm to detect faces(approximation)even from shadows.展开更多
基金funding for the project,excluding research publication,from the Board of Research in Nuclear Sciences(BRNS)under Grant Number 59/14/05/2019/BRNS.
文摘Identifying faces in non-frontal poses presents a significant challenge for face recognition(FR)systems.In this study,we delved into the impact of yaw pose variations on these systems and devised a robust method for detecting faces across a wide range of angles from 0°to±90°.We initially selected the most suitable feature vector size by integrating the Dlib,FaceNet(Inception-v2),and“Support Vector Machines(SVM)”+“K-nearest neighbors(KNN)”algorithms.To train and evaluate this feature vector,we used two datasets:the“Labeled Faces in the Wild(LFW)”benchmark data and the“Robust Shape-Based FR System(RSBFRS)”real-time data,which contained face images with varying yaw poses.After selecting the best feature vector,we developed a real-time FR system to handle yaw poses.The proposed FaceNet architecture achieved recognition accuracies of 99.7%and 99.8%for the LFW and RSBFRS datasets,respectively,with 128 feature vector dimensions and minimum Euclidean distance thresholds of 0.06 and 0.12.The FaceNet+SVM and FaceNet+KNN classifiers achieved classification accuracies of 99.26%and 99.44%,respectively.The 128-dimensional embedding vector showed the highest recognition rate among all dimensions.These results demonstrate the effectiveness of our proposed approach in enhancing FR accuracy,particularly in real-world scenarios with varying yaw poses.
基金The authors would like to thank the Deanship of Scientific Research at Majmaah University for supporting this work under Project Number No-R-2021-154.
文摘Biometric applications widely use the face as a component for recognition and automatic detection.Face rotation is a variable component and makes face detection a complex and challenging task with varied angles and rotation.This problem has been investigated,and a novice algorithm,namely RIFDS(Rotation Invariant Face Detection System),has been devised.The objective of the paper is to implement a robust method for face detection taken at various angle.Further to achieve better results than known algorithms for face detection.In RIFDS Polar Harmonic Transforms(PHT)technique is combined with Multi-Block Local Binary Pattern(MBLBP)in a hybrid manner.The MBLBP is used to extract texture patterns from the digital image,and the PHT is used to manage invariant rotation characteristics.In this manner,RIFDS can detect human faces at different rotations and with different facial expressions.The RIFDS performance is validated on different face databases like LFW,ORL,CMU,MIT-CBCL,JAFFF Face Databases,and Lena images.The results show that the RIFDS algorithm can detect faces at varying angles and at different image resolutions and with an accuracy of 99.9%.The RIFDS algorithm outperforms previous methods like Viola-Jones,Multi-blockLocal Binary Pattern(MBLBP),and Polar HarmonicTransforms(PHTs).The RIFDS approach has a further scope with a genetic algorithm to detect faces(approximation)even from shadows.