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EE368 Face detectionIntroductionColor SegmentationSlide 4Image SegmentationRoberts cross edge detectionSlide 7Image MatchingImage Matching (cont.)Slide 10ResultsConclusionSlide 13Slide 14Stanford UniversityEE368 Face detectionJoon Hyung Shim, Jinkyu Yang, and Inseong Kim2IntroductionFace detection : important part of face recognitionVariations of image appearance pose (front, non-front)occlusionImage orientationilluminating conditionfacial expression. Methods color segmentation image segmentationtemplate matching methods.3Color Segmentation  RGB components  YCbCr components Y = 0.299R + 0.587G + 0.114B Cb = -0.169R - 0.332G + 0.500B Cr = 0.500R - 0.419G - 0.081B Skin window : from mean, deviation of Cb, Cr components.Skin pixel of YCbCr color space4Color segmentation result of a training image5Image SegmentationSeparate the image blobs into individual regionsFill up black isolated holes, remove white isolated regionSeparate some integrated regions into individual facesRoberts cross edge detection algorithmHighlights regions(edge)  black line  erodePrevious images are integrated into one binary image Small black and white areas are removed.6Roberts cross edge detection  gradient magnitude : |G | = ( Gx2 + Gy2 ) ½ or |G | = |Gx | + |Gy | Angle of orientation : θ = arctan (Gy /Gx ) - 3π/4 Pseudo-convolution operator magnitude : |G | = |P1 – P4 | + |P2 – P3 |Pseudo-Convolution masks Roberts Cross convolution masks7 Preliminary face detection with red marks8Image MatchingEigenimage Generation10 eigenimages using 106 test Average image using eigenimagesBuilding Eigenimage Database30  220 pixel-width square image with 10-pixel gap9Image Matching (cont.)Test Image Selection : box-merge algorithm Merging of Adjacent Boxes Correlation : image matching algorithm Normalized test image : gray , average brightness of skin colorDistance compensation->10Image Matching (cont.)Filtering using Statistical Information : non-face removal Histogram : Imaging matching Correlation Ranking after Geographical Consideration11Results Face Detection Results using 7 Training Images Right hit rate : 93.3 % Repeat rate : 0 %False hit rate : 4.2 % The average run time : 96 seconds.numFaces numHitnumRepeatnumFalserun time[sec]Training_1.jpg 21 19 0 0 111Training_2.jpg 24 24 0 1 101Training_3.jpg 25 23 0 1 89Training_4.jpg 24 21 0 1 84Training_5.jpg 24 22 0 0 93Training_6.jpg 24 22 0 3 100Training_7.jpg 22 22 0 1 9512ConclusionColor segmentation Rectangular window must be in actual distribution of skin color  Image segmentation Unnecessary noises in edge integration Roberts cross operator : small-hole removalSobel cross filter, prewitt filter Threshold : discriminate face edges from other edge lines effectivelySkin-colored areas : unnecessary squares  one faceEigenimage matchingStatistical approachSophisticated algorithm for general


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