2008
DOI: 10.1007/s11222-008-9087-6
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Factored principal components analysis, with applications to face recognition

Abstract: A dimension reduction technique is proposed for matrix data, with applications to face recognition from images. In particular, we propose a factored covariance model for the data under study, estimate the parameters using maximum likelihood, and then carry out eigendecompositions of the estimated covariance matrix. We call the resulting method factored principal components analysis. We also develop a method for classification using a likelihood ratio criterion, which has previously been used for evaluating the… Show more

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“…Comparing (11), (12), (27), and (30), we can find that G c and G r are different from S c and S r . Therefore, the principal components by BPPCA and GLRAM are in general different.…”
Section: A CM Algorithmmentioning
confidence: 95%
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“…Comparing (11), (12), (27), and (30), we can find that G c and G r are different from S c and S r . Therefore, the principal components by BPPCA and GLRAM are in general different.…”
Section: A CM Algorithmmentioning
confidence: 95%
“…For example, for linear discriminant analysis (LDA), the even more restrictive diagonal covariance assumption leads to the diagonal LDA [26], which is found to perform well on high-dimensional microarray data. Recently, Dryden et al [27] proposed a related dimension reduction technique for 2-D data called factored PCA (FPCA) which also assumes separable covariance. Indeed, it can be seen from (15) …”
Section: B Bilinear Transformation and Separable Covariancementioning
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“…PCA and its extensions are used in many applications such as pattern recognition (see e.g. Dryden et al 2009), chemometrics, and biomedical studies.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%