2015 IEEE Conference on Computer Vision and Pattern Recognition (CVPR) 2015
DOI: 10.1109/cvpr.2015.7299058
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Effective face frontalization in unconstrained images

Abstract: Figure 1: Frontalized faces. Top: Input photos; bottom: our frontalizations, obtained without estimating 3D facial shapes. Abstract"Frontalization" is the process of synthesizing frontal facing views of faces appearing in single unconstrained photos. Recent reports have suggested that this process may substantially boost the performance of face recognition systems. This, by transforming the challenging problem of recognizing faces viewed from unconstrained viewpoints to the easier problem of recognizing faces … Show more

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“…Once we successfully fit our generic 3D face shape model to a given face image, we can render face images with arbitrary yaw-pitch-roll parameters (details can be found in [10] and [7]). For example, Figure 3 shows different face images aligned to the same yaw-pitchroll configuration.…”
Section: Facial Landmark Detection and Face Alignmentmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Once we successfully fit our generic 3D face shape model to a given face image, we can render face images with arbitrary yaw-pitch-roll parameters (details can be found in [10] and [7]). For example, Figure 3 shows different face images aligned to the same yaw-pitchroll configuration.…”
Section: Facial Landmark Detection and Face Alignmentmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The work (Hassner, Harel, Paz & Enbar, 2015) shows the model that is an array of depth values 181x122 and it is chosen as a unified 3D face model.…”
Section: Methods Of Face Position Correctionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Algunos de estos factores que dificultan su proceso, como son las oclusiones que evita un buen reconocimiento, ya sean por gestos que realice las personas, elementos que cubran la cara, iluminación, distancia, envejecimiento, entre otros (Ding, Xu, & Tao, 2015;Hassner, Harel, Paz, & Enbar, 2015;Pizarro Jara, 2011). El problema principal de este proyecto es implementar un sistema de reconocimiento facial, sobre rostros frontales, sobre un dispositivo embebido.…”
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