Timing constraints of temporal view association in face recognition

Timing constraints of temporal view association in face recognition

This study tests the hypothesis that the recognition of a face is facilitated when the face has previously been presented in a rapid rather than a slow view sequence. We used a sequential comparison task, in which a first face, rotating back and forth around a left or a right three-quarter view, was followed, after a 1-s delay, by a static view of a second face, with the same or a different vie...

Side-View Face Recognition

Side-view face recognition is a challenging problem with many applications. Especially in real-life scenarios where the environment is uncontrolled, coping with pose variations up to side-view positions is an important task for face recognition. In this paper we discuss the use of side view face recognition techniques to be used in house safety applications. Our aim is to recognize people as th...

Face Recognition 1 Running Head: Face Recognition over View Change Stimulus-speciic Eeects in Face Recognition over Changes in Viewpoint

Database Construction & Recognition for Multi-view face

We present data collection and recognition experiment focused on multi-view face recognition/descriptor. Many face databases and face recognition systems have been constructed and experimented in terms of various illumination, time, poses, or expressions. However none of databases yet satisfies a large variation of poses to study systematic 3D human face information, which results unsatisfactor...

View Based Approach to Forensic Face Recognition

Face recognition is a challenging problem for surveillance view images commonly encountered in a forensic face recognition case. One approach to deal with a non-frontal test image is to synthesize the corresponding frontal view image and compare it with frontal view reference images. However, it is often difficult to synthesize a good quality frontal view image from a surveillance video because...