3-D face recognition using curvelet local features

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In this letter, we present a robust single modality feature-based algorithm for 3-D face recognition. The proposed algorithm exploits Curvelet transform not only to detect salient points on the face but also to build multi-scale local surface descriptors that can capture highly distinctive rotation/displacement invariant local features around the detected keypoints. This approach is shown to provide robust and accurate recognition under varying illumination conditions and facial expressions. Using the well-known and challenging FRGC v2 dataset, we report a superior performance compared to other algorithms, with a 97.83% verification rate for probes with all facial expressions. © 2013 IEEE.

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Elaiwat, S., Bennamoun, M., Boussaid, F., & El-Sallam, A. (2014). 3-D face recognition using curvelet local features. IEEE Signal Processing Letters, 21(2), 172–175. https://doi.org/10.1109/LSP.2013.2295119

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