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Abstract
In this work, we focus on clustering faces in home photos by face
recognition technologies. We propose two methods to improve the
approach based on a well-known algorithm, local binary patterns.
The adoption of the partial matching metric improves the recognition
accuracy under face pose variations, while the adoption of the
Gabor filter improves the accuracy under noises and various illuminations.
We evaluate our methods on two home photo sets. In both
evaluations, the results show that our methods improve the performance
in accuracy. Compared to baseline LBP methods, in both
evaluations, the results show that our methods improve the performance
in accuracy from 90.4% to 99.5% and from 94.7% to 99.6%
in two home-photo data sets respectively. Even compared to Google
Picasa, the number of clusters where there is only one photo (thus
can not be merged with other clusters, also means not good), our
methods show that the number of “single” clusters reduced by half
can be achieved. Our experience also shows that GPU speedup for
Gabor filter can reach 140 times, and the overall system plus clustering
can thus have 10 times speedup for face recognition.
1 Introduction
As the popularity of digital camera increases over time, when people
go on vacation, they always take many pictures. Sometimes
people may need to find out the pictures of some people, and it takes
long time to check out all the pictures. We want to design a system
so that we can use it to find out who are in the pictures, or who
are always in the same photos. In this case, we are dealing with
photos taken by everyday people, called “Home Photos”. These
home photos perhaps contain a lot of noise or occlusion, varies luminance,
and non-frontal faces, which increase the difficulty of face
recognition.
In this work, we improve a well known face recognition algorithm
based on local binary patterns to be more reliable on recognizing
home photos. Local binary patterns-based (LBP-based) face recognition
has been proven successful and becomes popular since proposed
by T. Ahonen et al. because of its high accuracy and efficiency.
Like other existed works, LBP-based algorithm is originally
designed for recognition under restricted environments. We propose
two methods for LBP-based algorithm to overcome the weakness
in home photos |
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