Face recognition method based on separation degree difference supervised locality preserving projection

A technology of local projection and face recognition, which is applied in character and pattern recognition, computer components, instruments, etc., can solve the problems of inability to make full use of training sample category information, singularity of intra-class separation matrix, and limited dimensionality , to achieve the effect of avoiding the singularity of the intra-class separation matrix and avoiding the small sample problem

Active Publication Date: 2013-07-31
HARBIN ENG UNIV
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Locality preserving projection is essentially a kind of unsupervised dimensionality reduction, which cannot make full use of the category information of training samples (He X, Niyogi P.Locality preserving projections[J].Advances in Neural Information Processing Systems.2003,16:153-160 )
[0003] Shen Zhonghua et al. proposed a supervised locality preserving projection method (Supervised Locality Preserving Projection, SLPP) from the perspective of preserving the local structure within the class and the degree of separation between classes, which improved the performance of the locality preserving projection method to a certain extent. However, the objective function determined by thi

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[0020] The present invention will be further described below in conjunction with the drawings:

[0021] A face recognition method based on poor separation and supervised partial preserving projection. First, it needs to read the face image from the face database, then extract the features of the face region image, and finally complete the face recognition through the nearest neighbor classification.

[0022] 1. Read the face image

[0023] Combine figure 2 with image 3 , The present invention uses two face databases, Yale face database and ORL face database. The Yale face library contains 165 photos of 15 people. Each person is composed of 11 photos with 256 levels of gray. These photos were taken under different expressions and lighting conditions, with a resolution of 100×100. In the experiment, the first 6 images of each person were used as training samples, a total of 90 images, and the remaining 75 images were used as test samples.

[0024] ORL face database, including 40 peop...

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The invention relates to the field of biological feature identification, in particular to a face recognition method based on separation degree difference supervised locality preserving projection (SLPP). The method comprises the following steps of reading face images from face databases, conducting feature extraction on the face images to form face features, conducting the feature extraction on face region images to obtain a transformation matrix required by the feature extraction and features of training face images, conducting the feature extraction on testing face images, and classifying and recognizing through a nearest neighbor classifier based on an Euclidean distance. The method solves the problem of a small sample in face recognition, and allows an SLPP method not to be restricted by the feature dimension reserved in a PCA (Principal Component Analysis) process. The method solves the problems that the small sample results in a singular intra-class separation degree matrix, and the optimal matching dimension of PCA and the SLPP is difficult to select.

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technical field [0001] The invention relates to the field of biological feature identification, in particular to a face recognition method based on a supervised part-preserving projection based on separation degree difference. Background technique [0002] Locality Preserving Projection (LPP) is a local linear feature extraction method. As a linear approximation of the Laplacian feature map, it can extract low-dimensional features that reflect the nonlinear manifold of high-dimensional samples, and can also process Data outside the training sample. Locality preserving projection is essentially a kind of unsupervised dimensionality reduction, which cannot make full use of the category information of training samples (He X, Niyogi P.Locality preserving projections[J].Advances in Neural Information Processing Systems.2003,16:153-160 ). [0003] Shen Zhonghua et al. proposed a supervised locality preserving projection method (Supervised Locality Preserving Projection, SLPP) fr...

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IPC IPC(8): G06K9/00G06K9/62
Inventor 王科俊邹国锋曹晶唐墨吕卓纹付斌
Owner HARBIN ENG UNIV
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