This thesis represents two approaches for three dimensional face recognition. In the first approach, a generic face model is fitted to human face. Local shape descriptors are located on the nodes of generic model mesh. Discriminative local shape descriptors on the nodes are selected and fed as input into the face recognition system. In the second approach, local shape descriptors which are uniformly distributed across the face are calculated. Among the calculated shape descriptors that are discriminative for recognition process are selected and used for three dimensional face recognition. Both approaches are tested with widely accepted FRGCv2.0 database and experiment protocol. Reported results are better than the state-of-theart systems. R...
We present a systematic procedure for selecting facial fiducial points associated with diverse struc...
International audience3D face models accurately capture facial surfaces, making it possible for prec...
Biometrics axe unique to each individual and are therefore valuable for identification purposes. One...
In this paper, we present a novel automatic approach based on local shape descriptors to discriminat...
The discriminating power of three dimensional (3D) descriptors extracted from 3D human face surfaces...
The model-based face recognition approach is based on constructing a model of the human face, which ...
In this study, the effect of face regions on local shape descriptor based 3D face recognition was in...
This dissertation provides a methodology for processing and building 3D mesh models of human faces, ...
Face recognition research using automatic or semi-automatic techniques has emerged over the last two...
This paper presents a method for face recognition across variations in pose ranging from frontal ...
We address the problem of 3D face recognition based on either 3D sensor data, or on a 3D face recons...
Abstract—This paper presents a method for face recognition across variations in pose, ranging from f...
International audienceThis paper presents a mesh-based approach for 3D face recognition using a nove...
Abstract. Machine recognition of faces is very challenging because it is an interclass recognition p...
This paper proposes the automatic face recognition method based on the face representation with a 3D...
We present a systematic procedure for selecting facial fiducial points associated with diverse struc...
International audience3D face models accurately capture facial surfaces, making it possible for prec...
Biometrics axe unique to each individual and are therefore valuable for identification purposes. One...
In this paper, we present a novel automatic approach based on local shape descriptors to discriminat...
The discriminating power of three dimensional (3D) descriptors extracted from 3D human face surfaces...
The model-based face recognition approach is based on constructing a model of the human face, which ...
In this study, the effect of face regions on local shape descriptor based 3D face recognition was in...
This dissertation provides a methodology for processing and building 3D mesh models of human faces, ...
Face recognition research using automatic or semi-automatic techniques has emerged over the last two...
This paper presents a method for face recognition across variations in pose ranging from frontal ...
We address the problem of 3D face recognition based on either 3D sensor data, or on a 3D face recons...
Abstract—This paper presents a method for face recognition across variations in pose, ranging from f...
International audienceThis paper presents a mesh-based approach for 3D face recognition using a nove...
Abstract. Machine recognition of faces is very challenging because it is an interclass recognition p...
This paper proposes the automatic face recognition method based on the face representation with a 3D...
We present a systematic procedure for selecting facial fiducial points associated with diverse struc...
International audience3D face models accurately capture facial surfaces, making it possible for prec...
Biometrics axe unique to each individual and are therefore valuable for identification purposes. One...