Font Size: a A A

Face Recognition using Local Descriptors and Different Classification Schemas

Posted on:2014-03-14Degree:M.ScType:Thesis
University:University of Alberta (Canada)Candidate:Liu, TingFull Text:PDF
GTID:2458390005498461Subject:Engineering
Abstract/Summary:
There are two main activities in a face recognition practice: representation and classification. The main focus of this work is an analysis of image representation methods leading to better image classification scores. This study applies different feature descriptors and image segmentation techniques of image depiction, and investigates their influence on the classification results. We have proposed a number of single and ensemble classification approaches. For single classification approaches, we have considered different segmentation-based techniques of image processing, with weight-based strategies showing the most promising outcomes. In the case of ensemble-based classification algorithms we have investigated multiple criteria of importance focusing on ranking of candidates, as well as on segments and features sorted based on their prominence. We assessed and compared experimental results obtained for the FERET database. The most significant experimental results have been obtained for weighted-based strategy for single classification.
Keywords/Search Tags:Classification, Face recognition, Experimental results, Different
Related items