2011
DOI: 10.5120/2302-2912
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Fast Template Matching Method based Optimized Sum of Absolute Difference Algorithm for Face Localization

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“…Correlation-based methods have been used extensively for a variety of applications such as motion analysis [5,12], object recognition [1], face detection [8,15], printed characters, industrial inspections of printed-circuit boards [14], surfacemounted devices, wafers [3], medical field [11], ceramic tiles etc. The conventional normalized correlation method does not meet speed requirements for industry applications, so always required desirable high speed method for better accuracy.…”
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confidence: 99%
“…Correlation-based methods have been used extensively for a variety of applications such as motion analysis [5,12], object recognition [1], face detection [8,15], printed characters, industrial inspections of printed-circuit boards [14], surfacemounted devices, wafers [3], medical field [11], ceramic tiles etc. The conventional normalized correlation method does not meet speed requirements for industry applications, so always required desirable high speed method for better accuracy.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The SAD(Sum Of Absolute Difference) is used to measure the similarity among template image T and sub-images within the source images S.It works via computing the absolute difference among every pixel in template image T and as well as subsequent pixel within the sub-images which is intended for comparision in the source image S.Then we find the summation of all the differences obtained to produce a straightforward metric of similarity.For instance,suppose a two-dimensional A×B template,T(a,b) which is used for matching inside a S(a,b) i.e the source image that has S×T wherever (S>A & T>B).For every pixel at location (a,b) within the figure,according to the method that we have described below [7] we can calculate the SAD distance. …”
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“…The results that we have obtained after summation povides SAD distance among the image window and template window.SAD (Sum Of Absolute Difference) is computed via the equation [7].…”
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