International Journal of Computational Intelligence Studies · 2013 · 22 citations · 10 references
ComputingBiomedical EngineeringBiomedical ImagingComputer VisionThermal AnalysisFace RecognitionMedical Image AnalysisThermal ProcessingCutaneous Blood VesselsInfrared ThermographySobel OperatorThermal Image ClassificationThermal ImagingThermal Infrared ImagingThermogram InterpretationThermographic Analysis
In this paper, an efficient approach for human face recognition based on the use of minutiae points in thermal face image is proposed. The thermogram of human face is captured by thermal infra-red camera. Image processing methods are used to pre-process the captured thermogram, from which different physiological features based on blood perfusion data are extracted. Blood perfusion data are related to distribution of blood vessels under the face skin. In the present work, three different methods have been used to get the blood perfusion image, namely bit-plane slicing and medial axis transform, morphological erosion and medial axis transform, sobel edge operators. A five layer feed-forward back propagation neural network is used as the classification tool. It has been found that the first method supercedes the other two producing an accuracy of 97.62% with block size 16×16 for bit-plane 4.
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