Pii: S0262-8856(99)00006-2

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  • J. Cai
  • A. Goshtasby
چکیده

A method for detecting human faces in color images is described that first separates skin regions from nonskin regions and then locates faces within skin regions. A chroma chart is prepared via a training process that contains the likelihoods of different colors representing the skin. Using the chroma chart, a color image is transformed into a gray scale image in such a way that the gray value at a pixel shows the likelihood of the pixel representing the skin. An obtained gray scale image is then segmented to skin and nonskin regions, and model faces representing frontand side-view faces are used in a template-matching process to detect faces within skin regions. The false-positive and false-negative errors of the proposed face-detection method on color images of size 300 × 220 and containing four or fewer faces are 0.04 or less. q 1999 Elsevier Science B.V. All rights reserved.

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تاریخ انتشار 1999