Detecting irises and pupils in images of humans

Image analysis – Color image processing – Color correction

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ABSTRACT:
In an eye detection method, a plurality of candidate eyes are located within a digital image. Pixels of interest having a predetermined characteristic and a predetermined association to respective eyes are found. Pixels of interest associated with each eye are grouped. Parametric boundaries are fit on each of the groups to define a plurality of detected eye features. The boundaries have a predefined uniform shape and a size matched to a respective group. Each of the detected eye features is scored as to a geometric relationship between the respective boundary and pixels of interest associated with the respective eye to provide eye feature scores.

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