Bilinear illumination model for robust face recognition

Image analysis – Applications – Personnel identification

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C382S115000, C382S190000, C382S285000, C351S204000

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07609860

ABSTRACT:
A method recognizes a face in an image. A morphable model having shape and pose parameters is fitted to a face in an image to construct a three-dimensional model of the face. Texture is extracted from the face in the image using the three-dimensional model. The shape and texture are projected into a bilinear illumination model to generate illumination bases for the face in the image. The illumination bases for the face in the image are compared to illumination bases of each of a plurality of bilinear illumination models of known faces to identify the face in the image.

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