Robust Facial Feature Extraction and Matching
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Robust Facial Feature Extraction and Matching
Clinton Fookes
JPRR Vol 7, No 1 (2012); doi:10.13176/11.262 
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Abstract
Automated feature extraction and correspondence determination is an extremely important problem in the face recognition community as it often forms the foundation of the normalisation and database construction phases of many recognition and verification systems.  This paper presents a completely automatic feature extraction system based upon a modified volume descriptor.  These features form a stable descriptor for faces and are utilised in a reversible jump markov chain monte carlo correspondence algorithm to automatically determine correspondences which exist between faces.  The developed system is invariant to changes in pose and occlusion and results indicate that it is also robust to minor face deformations which may be present with variations in expression.
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