Human face light alignment method based on secondary multiple light mould
A quadratic polynomial, lighting model technology, applied in character and pattern recognition, instruments, computer parts and other directions, can solve the problems of not achieving the visual effect of the face, limiting the scope of application, etc.
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[0038] Fig. 1 shows the operation process of the present invention, as seen from Fig. 1, this face illumination alignment method based on quadratic polynomial illumination model, comprises the following steps:
[0039] (1) Normalize the shape of all training images and target images, that is, for each image, first manually take the coordinates of three feature points (the center point of the two eyes and the center point of the mouth), and rotate them so that The two eyes of each face are in a horizontal position, and then the double interpolation algorithm is used to stretch the image so that the three feature points are located at a fixed position in the image, and finally the image is cropped to the same size (see Figure 2).
[0040] (2) Training coefficient matrix A i and B i , i=2...,64. The front face in the Yale B library is trained using the least squares model ②, and the illumination component L of each image is decomposed by the LTV model (see Figure 3).
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