Face Recognition in an Unconstrained and Real-Time Environment Using Novel BMC-LBPH Methods Incorporates with DJI Vision Sensor

Real-time on-line unconstrained handwriting recognition using statistical methods

USING STATISTICAL METHODS Krishna S. Nathan, Homayoon S. M. Beigi, Jayashree Subrahmonia, Gregory J. Clary and Hiroshi Maruyama Handwriting Recognition Group IBM Research, T.J. Watson Center, Yorktown Heights, NY 10598 ABSTRACT We address the problem of automatic recognition of unconstrained handwritten text. Statistical methods, such as hidden Markov models (HMMs) have been used successfully f...

University of Groningen 4 D Unconstrained Real - time Face Recognition Using a Commodity Depthh Camera

Robust unconstrained real-time face recognition still remains a challenge today. The recent addition to the market of lightweight commodity depth sensors brings new possibilities for human-machine interaction and therefore face recognition. This article accompanies the reader through a succinct survey of the current literature on face recognition in general and 3D face recognition using depth s...

Real-time face recognition using eigenfaces

Real-Time Face Recognition Using Feature Combination

We present an experimental setup for real-time face identification in a cluttered scene. Color images of people are recorded with a static camera. A rough face detection is performed, and the resulting images are stored in a database. At a future time, a person standing in front of the camera (although against a different background) is identified, if their image was present in the database. In...

An Architecture for Real Time Face Recognition Using WMPCA

An architecture for real time face recognition using weighted modular principle component analysis (WMPCA) is presented in this paper. The WMPCA methodology splits the test face horizontally into sub-regions and analyzes each sub-region separately using PCA. The final decision is taken based on a weighted sum of the errors obtained from each region. This is based on assumption that different re...