2002 · 69 citations · 6 references
ComputingComputer ScienceComputer VisionFeature EngineeringMachine VisionFace RecognitionFacial ExpressionFeature DetectionPattern RecognitionAutocorrelation FeaturesFace Feature ExtractionLinear Discriminant AnalysisLocal Spatial AutocorrelationScale-invariant Feature DetectionScale-invariant Feature Transform
This paper proposes a scale invariant face detection method which combines higher-order local autocorrelation (HLAC) features extracted from a log-polar transformed image with linear discriminant analysis for "face" and "not face" classification. Since HLAC features of log-polar images are sensitive to shifts of a face, we utilize this property and develop a face detection method. HLAC features extracted from a log-polar image become scale and rotation invariant because scalings and rotations of a face are expressed as shifts in a log-polar image (coordinate). By combining these features with the linear discriminant analysis which is extended to treat "face" and "not face" classes, a scale invariant face detection system can be realized.
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